There’s no auto show currently going on but Toyota have found a novel way of unveiling a car. They’ve done so at the 2012 Tokyo Toy Show. The car unveiled there is a concept they call the Toyota Camatte. According to the company it’s a family oriented vehicle. The main purposes of the design are
The economic climate may be recovering, slowly for most, rapidly for some but it’s effects haven’t worn off the population. In order to please the market which is getting an ever growing taste for electric vehicles but isn’t yet ready to let go of the price cuts, incentives and so on Mitsubishi have announced that
Nissan isn’t giving their marketing and development team any break as they have just released a set of 500 invitations to a test drive of the Leaf in Japan. The Nissan Leaf will be the world’s first mass-production electric car and will be available for testing at the plant in Oppama, Japan as part of
Chevrolet has announced that they will be offering a replica of the Indianapolis 500 pace car. As this isn’t the first time Chevrolet sells replica pace cars (the first one being sold in 1993) there are some conditions applied to it. Firstly, the production will be limited (it is a limited edition after all) to
I have to tell you that this is way a very weird car because when you look for the first time at this car you don’t know what to think: is it a sedan, a limousine, a 4×4 car or even a SUV? (at last this is what I asked myself when I saw for
