Category: NEWS
STILL CONCEPT ONLY
Mitsubishi will be showing a total of 15 vehicles at the 42nd Tokyo Motor Show. Two cars will make their world premiere at the show: the Mitsubishi Mirage and the Mitsubishi Concept PX-MiEV II SUV.
FROM SAHARA TO ARCTIC
Building on the success of several recent special-edition vehicles, the Jeep is introducing its latest models: the new 2012 Jeep Wrangler Arctic and Jeep Liberty Arctic.
SEE IT! DRIVE IT! BUY IT!
Top Marques heads to Macau where Knight XV will launch in Asia. The world’s largest, most luxurious, handcrafted, biofuel powered, fully armoured SUV, launched at SEMA Show 2008 in Las Vegas, is one of the supercars arrives to Asia at he inauguration of Top Marques show which takes place four days after the Macau Grand […]
HANDS OFF!
Ford this month is introducing its all-new Escape SUV at the Los Angeles Auto Show on November 16. The new Escape is another of Ford’s global vehicles, based on the company’s C-sized platform.
TRAILBLAZER BREAKS COVER IN DUBAI
Chevrolet’s toughest, most- refined midsize sport utility vehicle, the TrailBlazer, made its global debut at the Dubai International Motor Show.
REFINEMENTS FOR RANGE ROVER EVOQUE
STARTECH, a BRABUS Group company, refines the new Range Rover Evoque with a sporty-elegant design program, which celebrates its world debut at the 2011 Dubai International Motor Show.
INFINITI MOVES TO HONG KONG
Nissan Motor today announced that Infiniti, its luxury brand, will locate its new global headquarters in Hong Kong. The move comes as Infiniti seeks to lift total global sales to 500,000 vehicles a year, as part of Nissan’s six-year mid-term business plan, Nissan Power 88.
THE SAFEST PICK-UP EVER
The all-new Ford Ranger has made motoring history by becoming the first ever pick-up to achieve a maximum 5 Star rating under the Euro NCAP crash test protocol. Ranger scored 89 per cent for overall safety – the best score ever earned by a pick-up.
SAYONARA NOx
Mazda will hold the Japan debut of the new CX-5 crossover SUV at the 42nd Tokyo Motor Show. This is the first step to progressively introduce clean diesel vehicles to the Japanese market, beginning with the new CX-5 in spring 2012.
GM RECALL
General Motors is recalling more than 36,000 Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossover SUVs to fix tire pressure monitors that don’t work right.
