/

Browse japanese automakers articles

Japanese Automakers Expect Higher Sales in the US This Year


Automakers in Japan are optimistic that 2013 will bring even better sales in the US, thanks to their new products and the weakening yen. Toyota, the third biggest car maker in the US, predicts sales this year would be the strongest since 2008, expecting to sell 2.2 million units, an increase of 6% from 2012. Honda, which is the fifth largest ...
Read more

related more
spacer
spacer

More japanese automakers articles

Japanese Automakers’ Sales in China Slowly Increase
The Japanese automakers saw their sales in China slowly recovering in December due to increased incentives. Auto sales in China last month slightly increased as the territorial dispute between China and ...
Toyota maintains its 2013 global production target at 9.9 million units
Toyota will keep its global production target for 2013 nearly unchanged from earlier estimates at 9.9 million vehicles despite a production cut in Japan. The Nikkei business daily reported the No. ...
Japanese Automakers’ Sales Still Affected by China Protests
Sales for the Japanese automakers have been affected for the second month after the mid-September violent protests in China. Although passenger-car sales have increased 6.4% in China last month to 1.3 ...
New car sales in China start growing again
New car sales in China rebounded in October but Japanese brands continued to fall amid a territorial dispute between Beijing and Tokyo. Auto sales in the world's biggest auto market rose ...
Suzuki to open new plant in Myanmar in 2015
Suzuki Motor Corporation has chosen Myanmar to build a new assembly plant with an annual capacity of 20,000 to 30,000 cars. The Japanese carmaker will set up a new facility in ...
China posts first drop in auto sales in nine months
Chinese car sales declined in September as customers avoided Japanese brands following the territorial dispute between Beijing and Tokyo. On Wednesday, the China Association of Auto Manufacturers said sales of passenger ...
Japanese Automakers Report Tumbling Auto Sales in China
All Japanese automakers have reported lower sales in China last month, a clear sign that their market share in what is the largest auto market will continue to fall. Toyota reported ...
Japan Automakers Likely to Cut China Production by Half
Nissan and Honda plan to reduce production in China with 50%, due to the territorial dispute between Japan and China. Last month’s violent protests from China, affected the Japanese auto sales ...
Japanese Automakers Focus on the Challenging European Market
Trying to end the fight with the strong yen, Japanese automakers plan to stand up to their South Korean rivals by focusing on the challenging European market. During the first eight ...

latest automotive news
Test Drive: 2013 Infiniti M35h
For those who may think that hybrid vehicles are underpowered, slow, noisy and difficult to drive, well the M35h model ...
Tesla Plans to Offer Battery-Swapping Service for the Model S as Charging Option
Tesla who has already began expanding its fast-charging stations, is also preparing a service to rapidly change a car’s battery ...
Honda Plans to Introduce 12 New Models in China by 2015
Honda announced its plans to introduce in China 12 new models by 2015, including the locally produced hybrid models. The 12 ...
Justin Bieber Does It Again This Time Hitting Pedestrian With His White Ferrari
Last night, May 17th, Justin Bieber hit a pedestrian with his white Ferrari in Hollywood. The pedestrian is believed to be ...
PSA Leads Renewed Decline in Europe in May
PSA Peugeot Citroen reported sales in May down 13.2% to 115,191 vehicles. Last month Peugeot sold 115,191 units, down 13.2%, compared ...
Rolls-Royce Names Frank Ludwig Director of Manufacturing
Rolls-Royce names BMW veteran Frank Ludwig its new director of manufacturing. Frank Ludwig, 42, joins Rolls Royce from BMW’s plant in ...
GM Will Stop Releasing Monthly Production Data
GM said from now on it will not report monthly production figures anymore to the automotive data providers. According to Automotive ...
Mercedes Creates New Sales-Support Unit for Chinese Market
Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz created a new sales-support unit for China and will increase the number of its dealerships part of its ...
Mary Barra Might Be GM’s Next CEO
Mary Barra, GM’s first female chief product officer, might become the automaker’s next CEO. Mary Barra has been working for GM ...
GM Holden Looks for Solutions to Save Plants in Australia
Holden and the labor unions in Australia will begin negotiations to find solutions to cut costs and keep open the ...
Tennessee Governor Wants the State to be the Location for Fiat-Chrysler Headquarters
Tennessee officials try to convince Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne to choose the state as the location for the ...
Ferrari 458 Italia gets ruined in China
A Ferrari 458 Italia supercar has been recently crashed in China, after the driver lost control of the wheel on ...
[VIDEO] 2015 Volkswagen Touareg spied in the Alps
The 2015 Volkswagen Touareg has been recently spied in the Alps, where the popular SUV, in its updated version, was ...
Audi A3 Sedan gets priced in the UK
The brand new Audi A3 Sedan has been recently launched in the United Kingdom, where the model is now available ...
2014 BMW 4-Series Cabrio rendered
New rendering images with the upcoming BMW 4-Series Cabrio have recently hit the web and they might provide us with ...
Europe: 2014 Chevrolet Corvette gets priced
Chevrolet has recently announced the official price list of the new Corvette generation in Europe, where the model is now ...
Korres Project 4 gets detailed
New details have been released on the Korres Project 4, the model designed and built by architect and inventor Dimitris ...
NHTSA Not Close to Finalizing  Rear-Visibility Rule
NHTSA chief David Strickland said that there is no deadline for finalizing delayed rear-visibility rules, which will require car makers ...