The new Lexus RX might be offered in an F Sport Performance trim right from the factory, but there is always room for improvement. For owners who want something more in terms of visual sportiness, TRD is offering a range of F Sport parts for the SUV that are already available through Lexus dealerships in Japan – sorry folks, they’re not offered over here.
A certified class-action lawsuit against Nissan Canada and Nissan North America has received the go-ahead from a British Columbia court.
Toyota may have outsold Tesla 7 to 1 during the third quarter of this year but it is the electric car manufacturer that reported higher net profits for the period.
Renault's Alpine sports car brand might come to North America and eventually launch on the stock market just like Porsche, the company it wants to challenge.
Toyota knows that its customers want to add off-road accessories to their vehicles. It’s one reason it brought several impressive off-road-focused vehicles to SEMA this year. It’s also why the brand is making a new push to offer desirable upgrades and accessories through its Associated Accessories Products program. This gives buyers the chance to have their vehicle precisely as they’d like from the factory with the warranty intact. On top of that, accessory purchases can also be rolled into their vehicle financing.
Honda's Type-R brand turns 30 this year, so maybe it's no coincidence that the new 2023 Civic Type R has started dressing a little more like a grown up. The FL5 has ditched the old FK8's brash body kit for a cleaner look, but the good news is that under the skin it's business as usual, meaning a non-hybrid turbocharged engine, front-wheel drive and a manual transmission.
As electric vehicles increasingly take over, some automakers (like Toyota) have suggested simulated manual transmissions as a way to increase driver engagement. Honda, however, is not keen on the idea.
Toyota is reading price hikes in the United States and Europe to counteract its higher costs triggered in part by the microchip shortage.
The Los Angeles Auto Show kicks off on November 17th and we're starting to learn about what's in store for this year’s event.
We’ve told you about a number of audacious dealer markups and add-on fees in the past. The power of the internet allows the common person to rise up and call out dealers for such greedy practices. And that’s exactly what’s going on right now over on Reddit where one user is trying to wrap their head around a convoluted, roughly $3.6k markup – and that’s not including any suspicious and totally arbitrary dealer fees worth a few thousand dollars extra, listed on an everyday Honda Civic hatchback that has a $26,240 MSRP.
Recently, we told you all about a couple of new Nissan dealers who were placing greedy markups on the supposedly affordable Z sports car. One of the employees of at Scott Evans Nissan in Georgia decided to take to Facebook to confirm and defend the pricing of a Z that was listed at $129,999 including an insane $60,000 ‘market adjustment’ – and who knows what else. He then lashed out at the customers deriding it. We wonder what you’ll think of why he believes the Z should be almost twice what Nissan tells its customers to expect.
Alongside the unveiling of the Toyota bZ3 in the Chinese market, the Japanese car manufacturer has teased another EV that will be its third bZ-branded model.
A little over a month ago, we featured a video that asked how much more aerodynamic a Subaru Impreza could be made with a trip to the hardware store. Not fully satisfied with the answer in that video, the channel has posted another, with version 2.0 upgrades.
When it was introduced, it was determined that the Ford GT was so desirable and limited, that it might entice resellers. The automaker, therefore, asked potential buyers to fill out an application in order to ensure that they were proper enthusiasts. This appears to have inspired Toyota Canada.