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Future Japanese SportsCars Automobile Magazine June 26, 2015 By: Automobile Staff | Illustration by Radovan Varicak Nissan GT-R What We Know Details about the second-generation version of today’s Nissan GT-R are swirling... ...Nissan’s design director, Shiro Nakamura, confirmed at a media...

Japanese cars have always been considered reliable, but is it just a myth? AutoGuide.com asks Are Japanese Cars Really Reliable?

Japanese car exports to U.S. get lift from weak yen Japan's exports rose for a ninth consecutive month in November, led by car shipments to the United States and China, a sign the weak yen and a recovery in global demand are energizing a major growth driver in the world's third-biggest economy...

Japanese brands to embrace the small, the sporty and the futuristic Automotive News November 10, 2013 - 12:01 am ET TOKYO -- Japan's automakers will go futuristic and local at this year's Tokyo Motor Show, combining the far-out concept cars the show has been famous for alongside the Japan-only...

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BEIJING, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co is poised to overtake its Japanese rivals on the top seller's list in China as Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co struggle to regain market share following a flare up in anti-Japanese sentiment a year ago. For much of the past decade, the Dearborn...

DAVID SHEPARDSON JULY 16, 2013 Detroit News Washington— Ford Motor Co. filed suit late Tuesday accusing a Japanese auto supplier of price-fixing and bid-rigging over the sale of key electrical equipment. The Dearborn automaker sued Fujikura Ltd., and its U.S. unit, Fujikura Automotive America...

Have Ford and GM Killed the Japanese Midsize Car? - WallStCheatSheet By Meghan Foley May 06, 2013 Japanese automakers have lost their edge, particularly in terms of midsize vehicles, and many new-car shoppers are beginning to look at other options. Several years ago, Toyota’s (NYSE:TM) Camry...

The combined compensation of the heads of Japan's three largest carmakers was less than that of Ford's Alan Mulally, the world's top-paid auto chief. More...

Japanese automaker Toyota claims it's seeking a $2 billion state bailout to help its car financing unit. Maybe if they'd built the cars Americans wanted to buy, they wouldn't be in this mess. Wait, what? The super-awesome-number-one-best automaker from the land of the rising sun's now asking...

Mazda, the First Japanese Automaker to Develop a Urea SCR System for Cars HIROSHIMA, Japan—Mazda Motor Corporation’s sporty SUV, the Mazda CX-7, will be the first passenger vehicle produced by a Japanese automaker to be equipped with a urea selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system. Mazda’s...

Mazda, the First Japanese Automaker to Develop a Urea SCR System for Cars HIROSHIMA, Japan—Mazda Motor Corporation’s sporty SUV, the Mazda CX-7, will be the first passenger vehicle produced by a Japanese automaker to be equipped with a urea selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system. Mazda’s...

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http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Study-Finds-American-Auto-Brands/story.aspx?guid={5B659B47-A2F9-4383-A600-8A258CD624C9** PRESS RELEASE Study Finds American Auto Brands Rated More Positively by Consumers Than Japanese Counterparts Measurement of Customer Opinions Posted Online Using...

Honda recalls 353,000 Accord sedans Windshield wiper corrosion could lead to electrical failure Link New Toyota Tundra Problem - Bumper and Lug Nut Rust Toyota Tundra News, Reviews, Accessories, and Information Enter your search terms TundraHeadquarters.comWebSubmit search form New...

A Japanese Driver ace drives Mx-5 Vs Sostice. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8811085421471800911&q=MX-5+Solstice&hl=en</EMBED>

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070228/auto_reliability.html?.v=8 Consumer Reports Says Japanese Still Dominate Auto Ratings, but Detroit Three Improving DETROIT (AP) -- Consumer Reports' latest auto reliability and survey rankings find overall domination by Japanese automakers, strides from the...

Do you think Japanese Manufacturers have traditionally embellished the fuel efficiency of their products to gain a leg up on Detroit?