A convoy of all-new Mazda3 hatchbacks has completed its journey from Hiroshima to Frankfurt.
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Curious as to how the Toyota Yaris Hybrid-R concept’s powertrain works?
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Mazda has announced an upgrade to its Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) program, providing additional warranty coverage along with the number of vehicles that are eligible for the plan.
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Now that the 2015 Fit has officially debuted Japan, it was only a matter of time before Honda introduced its Mugen line of accessories for the sub-compact.
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Scion has announced this year’s Tuner Challenge finalists that will be bringing their modified tC vehicles to the 2013 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
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After releasing early estimates, Honda has revised the fuel economy numbers for its Accord Hybrid, with the new government-certified figures raising the car’s fuel economy by one mile per gallon in the city to a lofty 50 MPG.
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The next-generation Honda Fit has been officially announced for Japan boasting class-leading fuel economy for both its gasoline and hybrid variants.
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Honda has announced pricing on its 2014 Ridgeline model with the Ridgeline RT starting at $30,405 including an $830 delivery fee.
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Infiniti has announced a contest for Formula One fans to design the helmet worn by Sebastian Vettel at the U.S. Grand Prix.
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Some days it seems like every third car on the road is a Corolla, and for good reason, with Toyota announcing today that its compact sedan continues to be the most popular single nameplate of all time hitting a new milestone of 40 million units sold.
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Subaru bumped the price of its 2014 BRZ by $100 to $26,390, and the 2014 Scion FR-S will also see a modest bump of $80 to $25,335 including delivery.
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Nissan and Daimler will build small Infiniti and Mercedes vehicles at a new plant in Mexico, that will open later this year.
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Lexus is kicking off its annual Eco Challenge, offering $500,000 in scholarships and grants to middle and high school students.
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Taking a new Toyota Yaris to Spa-Francorchamps for a photo shoot might seem like a waste of a world-class racetrack, but this is hardly any old Yaris.
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Lexus just pulled the digital sheet from its Frankfurt-bound concept car: the LF-NX Concept.
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Rumored to bow at the upcoming Tokyo Auto Show with a 0-62 mph sprint of two seconds, the new Nismo-tuned Nissan GT-R was just spied lapping the Nurburgring.
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With over 40-million Corollas sold worldwide since 1966, it’s not a surprise that this week’s most watched car video on AutoGuide‘s YouTube channel is our review on the all-new 2014 Toyota Corolla. Meanwhile, readers also took a closer look at the 2014 Ford Fiesta ST and the 2014 Acura RDX. Catch all three videos below and...
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Now that our project Subaru BRZ is handling and sitting properly, it’s time to give it wheels worthy of its good looks and a performance kick.
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Recently, Nissan signed on board to equip its Titan pickup with the Cummins diesel V8 powerplant, and now Toyota is considering doing the same for its Tundra.
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Nissan has announced that sales of the Juke NISMO has topped 3,700 units in Europe, Japan, and the U.S.
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Nissan will have a new GT-R for the 2016 model year, although details about the new supercar killer are sketchy.
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Nissan has announced pricing for its 2014 model year Maxima, with the 3.5 S model starting at $31,810 including an $810 destination and handling fee.
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Volkswagen has reaffirmed its dedication to developing driver assistance systems to significantly reduce traffic fatalities under the automaker’s “Vision Zero” concept.
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It may have a built-in vacuum cleaner, but when it comes to safety the Honda Odyssey most certainly doesn’t suck.
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