Volkswagen has the honor of being this year's top producing North American automotive manufacturer by a wide margin with its Puebla, Mexico facility. The factory managed to produce 510,041 units last year, beating out second-place Nissan and its Aguascalientes, Mexico plant by a staggering 149,245 units, according to Ward's Auto. Nissan jumped from third to second place after Toyota and its George   ...read more

Camry and Civic lead comeback of Toyota, Honda When 2011 ticked over to become 2012, something changed with the dynamic that had been in place nearly all of last year. We had become so used to the domestics seeing increased sales month after month while Toyota and Honda struggled to keep their heads above water while fixing disaster-related production issues. No more. January saw both T   ...read more

A few days ago, at the Dubai International Marine Club, Nissan arranged a quite interesting little challenge featuring its much-hyped Juke-R (the model that hosts a GT-R engine in a Juke’s[...]   ...read more

Designed at São Paulo IED, "Two Worlds in One" is a project of an interior for a Nissan electric sportscar of the year 2025. The author is Felipe S. Müller from Brazil.   ...read more

New range-topping Nissan Juke Shiro joins the line-up, featuring a few visual upgrades   ...read more

Nissan's mad scientists and marketing gurus have teamed up to deliver a supercar-destroying performance by the Juke-R.   ...read more

Nissan presents the new Note model year 2012. The compact MPV launched by the Japanese manufacturer in 2006 gets new accessories and upgraded finishing, while its engine range is basically the same,[...]   ...read more