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2012 Nissan Maxima gets a nip/tuck autoficianado, I see you're either very young, or you're a resent auto enthusiast. The Maxima has been RWD before, the 1981-1984 Datsun 810 Maxima was a RWD car, with a 2.4L inline-6 gas or a 2.8 inline-6 diesel engine. Its predecessor, the Datsun 810, was also RWD.

2012 Nissan Versa / Tiida revealed in Shanghai Tiida is the global name for this car, and Versa is only for North America. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I think it's attractive, and the interior is lovely - and I suppose that if one finds that the front is a copy of a Lexus and thinks "it still ugly as hell", then that doesn't say much for Lexus' L-Finesse styling. Well done Nissan, you will continue to trounce the small car competition with this one. After all, like it or not, the Versa is the BEST SELLING car in its class in the States, it's been that way for a long time, sorry Fiesta (I guess there's no party at Ford for that).

All New 2010 Nissan Patrol Revealed [Video] This new Patrol would be the next Nissan Armada in the US market.

All-New 2011 Infiniti QX56 Announced for New York Auto Show Debut For those of you who need to check your eyes again, this is a significant improvement over the last Infiniti QX, and the interior is even more refined than the current Patrol. When you get a chance to see these SUVs in person, then comment on their appearance.

Toyota Releases Dedicated Hybrid Concept Teasers Once a car has a toyota logo on it, even if it looks like a rock, it'll sell. I think people need to check their vision and their tastes.

Lexus LFA to sell, not lease in Europe Interesting, it takes them four extra cylinders to get Nissan GT-R like performance, and of course it'll be much more expensive. What a breakthrough for Toyota/Lexus, sweet!

Hyundai Pulls Out of Japanese Market It may seem that it has a lot to do with Hyundai's "cheap Korean image" but what needs to be considered are the relations (specifically the bad) that exist between Japan and Korea - it's deep and historical. BTW, Toyota, Nissan and Honda had the same kind of reputation that Hyundai had from '86 to the 90's back in the early to mid 1970's. Back then, the US automakers thought that they'd never sell and they won't become anything in the US market... what a difference 30 years can make.

Subaru Coupe 216A Further Details and Speculative Renderings Emerge Good, very good... this looks much better than the Toyota version, not surprising though.

Nissan CEO Confirms All-Electric High Performance Infiniti and NV200 models Well done Nissan, FiatHEMI doesn't know that the best trains are electric!