Mazda RX-8 The first-generation Mazda RX-8 was sold from 2004 to 2008. It had a 4-cylinder engine that wasn’t winning any ...

Despite its incredible driving prowess and amazing lineup of models that provide various powertrain and performance qualities, some Japanese cars are simply more fun to drive than a Porsche 911.

A 1995 interview reveals Donald Trump's long-held views on US trade policy, particularly his criticism of negotiations with Japan. He argued that American negotiators were too weak and conceded ...

Martinez-Imagn Images / Austin American Statesman-USA TODAY NETWORK Free Practices 2 and 3 at the Japanese Grand Prix ... started due to sparks from the cars that caught fire from the dry grass ...

They don't take our cars, but we take millions of theirs.' Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller also posted on X (formerly Twitter) 'Why are American roads filled with European and Japanese cars ...

Free Practices 2 and 3 at the Japanese Grand Prix were marred by fires ... The fires started due to sparks from the cars that caught fire from the dry grass off the track. The FIA has indicated ...

Fix notes that cars with costly repairs “should be avoided ... Mitsubishi ranks at the bottom among Japanese brands for resale depreciating 50% after 5 years according to CarEdge.

In contrast, here are used luxury cars that are a good investment for retirees. Infiniti QX80 The Infiniti QX80 is a large luxury SUV from Nissan’s premium brand, but its resale value drops ...

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Showing the 2025 Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid E-Hybrid AWD 463.0-hp, 3.0-liter, V6 Cylinder Engine (Plug-In Electric/Gas) $6,660 Starting MSRP $6,660 Starting MSRP $3,730 Starting MSRP $3,280 Starting ...

There was a manufacturing issue from the beginning made by their supplier, Hitachi Astemo Mexico, S.A. de C.V. According to Nissan, the cars were taken back to fix the error; however, it looks like it ...

A Taiwan mobile phone manufacturer wants to produce electric vehicles for Japanese car companies, a seemingly unlikely proposition given the structure and history of Japan's auto industry.