Like it or not Consumer Reports is an extremely influential publication. Buyers pay close attention to the products they recommend, especially when it comes to cars. If a particular vehicle fails to earn the outlet’s accolades you can bet people will shy away. Surprisingly two Japanese luxury sedans failed to make the grade.
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It’s no secret that Mazda and Alfa-Romeo are collaborating on a new roadster, and AutoGuide’s spy photographers have managed to snap a few pictures of an engineering mule undergoing rigorous testing.
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Honda is putting a big emphasis on small vehicles at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show. The company just announced plans for its booth and the product list ranges from dorky to downright cool.
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The Mazda3 hybrid will make its official public debut at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, and it won’t be the only Mazda3 variant being unveiled.
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Time flies. It seems like just yesterday we picked up our long-term Mazda CX-5 with a little over 600 miles on the odometer. But it is now nearly half a year later, our three-month evaluation period turned into four months during which time we drove nearly 8,000 miles behind the wheel of the CX-5.
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After scoring a “marginal” rating on the small overlap front crash test, Toyota is already working to better the Corolla’s results.
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Infiniti is considering the possibility of offering a four-door coupe that could command high price premiums while setting it apart from other luxury brands.
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The Mazda MX-5 GT first seen during the Goodwood Festival of Speed will be available for purchase.
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This week’s most watched AutoGuide videos have a bit for every automotive enthusiast or shopper. There was once a time that the thought of a four-door, hybrid Porsche would be preposterous, but that’s exactly what the Panamera S E-Hybrid is. Our readers were curious on how the Porsche Panamera S E-Hybrid stacks up to the competition, and...
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Nissan just announced pricing for the 2014 model year Juke and while the tags haven’t changed, the company is offering new content packages for its fun-to-drive crossover.
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If Tetsuya Tada had his way, a sedan based on the Scion FR-S would probably be here already.
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Subaru is on a roll, with surging sales for all models. Well, all models except the Tribeca.
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The next-generation Mazdaspeed3 could be getting all-wheel drive, since the new Mazda3 shares its underpinnings with the CX-5 SUV.
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Toyota has announced a voluntary recall of about 803,000 vehicles over problems with a leaky air conditioning condenser unit.
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Resident truck expert Stephen Elmer explores the rugged side of the 2014 Mazda CX-5.
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Nissan has just unveiled its latest racing creation, the ZEOD RC, an all-electric race car that the brand will enter into next year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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Subaru has been putting a lot of focus on pet safety the last few months, and now the Japanese automaker is offering its own line of dog accessories.
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The short list of finalists for the 2014 ‘Green Car of the Year’ award have been announced, an accolade that distinguishes vehicles that are efficient and make efforts to reduce environmental impact.
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When the 2014 Toyota Tundra was unveiled during the Chicago Auto Show last February, it arrived without any mechanical changes.
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Life is hard for U.S. Mitsubishi dealers. The brand’s sales are among the industry’s worst and as of October 1, its vehicles were sitting on lots longer than any other automaker except Fiat.
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The first U.S.-produced Rogue rolled off the assembly line at Nissan’s Smyrna, Tenn. plant today, marking the 10-millionth vehicle to be built there.
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Acura’s under-the-radar ILX Hybrid will carry the same base price as it did last year, but there have been some minor price adjustments.
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Normally reserved for natural disasters, Toyota Financial Services (TFS) is offering help for customers who have been put under extra burden by the US Government’s recent shut down.
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Toyota is the latest automaker to offer payment relief options to its customers affected by the government shutdown.
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