Author: Automotive News Feed

Lexus has taken an adventurous product direction, splitting its offerings into a traditional luxury channel for its older buyers and a new-product silo of performance-based vehicles to attract Gen X and Gen Y consumers.

Infiniti dealers and consumers will wait until 2016 at the earliest to see a number of critical new products that have been promised.

I don’t understand why Ford doesn’t rate its new Super Duty pickup using the SAE J2807 standard.

With most of its small and high-volume models redesigned, Nissan will begin rolling out freshened and re-engineered versions of its larger models and trucks.

Delays in the development of the Toyota New Global Architecture platform may mean several products in the Toyota pipeline could be delayed by as much as six months.

Honda Division is in a long stretch before its four big-volume vehicles — Civic, Accord, CR-V and Odyssey — receive sheet metal redesigns.

Toyota has decided to keep Scion as a starter brand with a product lineup tailored to young shoppers.