Infiniti is running at wide-open throttle right now trying to reinvent itself in a crowded marketplace.
Honda has had a longer and more tumultuous relationship with Formula One than just about any other automaker. It had only been building cars for four years before it entered F1 in 1964 as the first Japanese team in the series, winning its first race the following season but shuttering the program a few years later. 
The 2014 Lexus GS has landed locally, with a new eight-speed automatic standard on all 3.5-litre petrol V6 models, active lane keeping assistance standard on all Sports Luxury grades, and a new four-cylinder hybrid GS300h specification filling the second tier of the range. 
Confidence-inspiring dynamic technologies on Nissan's all-new 2014 Rogue put this small cross-over a step ahead of the competition. Nissan engineers say features like Active Trace Control, Active Engine Braking, and Active Ride Control are all meant to make driving easier and more fun. 
Single- and extra-cab versions of the Toyota HiLux have been upgraded with new safety, technology and convenience features, accompanied by price rises of up to $1250. 
Fire up Resogun, muffle out the world with a pair of killer headphones, and get lost in a flurry of bullets. This is the kind of shooter that demands a gamer’s full attention, and it’s the kind of demand worth giving in to. 
Lexus has decided to discard a technology in its vehicles for the 2014 model year that you probably didn’t care about in the first place.
Nissan today launches a unique engagement platform to continue the concept of #Micra "GO GET IT!" attitude, embodied by an independent, sassy and intelligent woman who tackles the day positively with the new Micra and all its technologies. The campaign kicks off in United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and Poland today, after an early start in France on September 16th. 
CEATEC 2013 is about to be upon us in a week’s time, and you can bet your bottom dollar that plenty of Japanese firms (as well as others in the consumer electronics industry) will be making a beeline there. Expect Pioneer Electronics to be there at the Makuhari Messe this coming October 1st, where they will deliver some in-vehicle technology that boasts of intuitive operation, where it will work by taking advantage of the sensing as well as cognitive capabilities of the human being. 
Your hydraulic brakes are designed to provide reliable, long-term stopping power, but occasionally need some maintenance, especially if the lever or pedal feel becomes mushy. That indicates air has entered the brake system, and needs to be bled out, a task that either you or your Honda dealer can do. 
Micra, one of the most significant models in Nissan's history and the bedrock on which the company's current success has been built, has undergone a series of improvements and enhancements.
The changes are so wide ranging that they go well beyond what usually constitutes a mid-term facelift. And although the revised model is based on the popular fourth generation 'K13' city car, Nissan is calling it 'New Micra'.
The 2014 Honda Accord Sedan has several features to help ease your mind, including i-MID—a screen that displays everything from your music to your text messages—and a standard rearview camera that will help you back out of a tight space.
Honda has demonstrated two experimental safety technologies that are being developed to reduce cut down on cars crashing into people and motorcycles.
“While these are still experimental technologies, they provide a strong indication of the future potential for the kinds of advanced collision sensing and predictive technologies Honda is developing to further reduce the potential for serious accidents, injuries and even fatalities,” said Honda research and development engineer Jim Keller.
The all-new Mazda 3 will be up to 30 per cent more fuel efficient and feature advanced safety systems when it goes on sale in Australia in late January.