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Automotive News

This section of Torque News provides the latest auto news and updates from the car manufacturers. Every day number of news stories and editorials are published here that give our readers an overview of what is happening in the automotive industry. Read this section daily to find out about new cars, vehicle reviews and car pictures. Torque News is an automotive news website by Hareyan Publishing, LLC, dedicated to covering the latest news, reviews and opinions about the car industry.

By Denis Flierl on
Why did Subaru spend $1 billion dollars to revamp the 2017 Impreza? It’s safety first for the Japanese automaker.
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Subaru UK just released this video of the Team Offtrax XV Crosstrek. They pulled off an impressive win in the 2,800 km Maroc Challenge.
By Marc Stern on
Smart will be one unique manufacturer in model year 2017. It will be the only automaker to offer gas-engined and electric versions of all its models.
By Marc Stern on
The GOP lined up against the Administration's proposed 50 MPG mileage rule, saying that low gas prices make it tough to recoup investments in hybrids and fuel-efficient vehicles.
By Denis Flierl on
Nissan just announced pricing on the 2017 GT-R NISMO and it gets a huge price jump. It’s a lot more than you think.
By Will Maley on
Lamborghini has high hopes for their upcoming Urus SUV with the CEO expecting it double the brand's sales. But what comes afterwards? A sedan?
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It’s Subaru’s first British Touring Car Championship season and they are in contention for the championship title. How did they do it?
By Denis Flierl on
Certain BMW M2 Coupes, M3 Sedans, M4 Coupes and M4 Convertibles are being recalled for not replacing the rear sub-frame bolts.
By Denis Flierl on
How does Subaru connect a new generation with environmental sustainability? With a Tangerine Orange 2017 Subaru Forester.
By Marc Stern on
For the second time in the last few months, billionaire Chris Hohn questioned the huge salaries and bonuses that VW execs have received even as Dieselgate has caused shares to tank.
By Mary Conway on
Chevrolet chose the autumnal equinox to unveil the redesigned 2018 Equinox compact SUV. The new version is a tad shorter, 400 pounds lighter and now is available with a diesel engine. Chevrolet intends to sell the new Equinox in 115 markets globally.
By Armen Hareyan on
Today I was reading a public forum on SF Bay Nissan Leaf Owners group on Facebook, in which one Leaf owner fills that Nissan should compensate him for his battery going to 8 bars at 58K miles. Some owners suggest that his dealer should advocate for him. Should Nissan compensate in this case?
By Allan Honeyman on
We all know that Hyundai is a huge company which manufactures many things, from earth movers to cars, but in this country its name became synonymous with cheap. That was the way they broke into the American market. Now they’re movin’ on up.
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Nissan announced pricing on the 2017 Sentra. It gets a small price bump and a new sporty SR Turbo model.
By Patrick Rall on
The high performance Holden Commodore will leave the Australian lineup next year, but before it does, the company’s Aussie performance brand HSV will offer up one final, ultra-high performance super sedan with the engine from the C6 Corvette ZR1 and the suspension setup from the Holden VF race cars.
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While the vast majority of the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcats setting records on the drag strip are equipped with the 8-speed automatic transmission, a new manual transmission Challenger owner has raised the bar for those Hellcat racers with a clutch pedal – laying down an awesome 10.25 run at 140 miles per hour.
By Parks McCants on
Honda’s first turbocharged Civic Hatchback in the maker’s history comes to North America with a surprisingly low beginning MSRP -- and did I mention, it’s turbocharged!
By Denis Flierl on
Watch as a Cool BMW 3 Series transform itself into an Autobot. It Will Make You Want One.
By John Goreham on
Toyota adds value to the 2017 Corolla, but competitors are pulling ahead.
By Denis Flierl on
Subaru is recalling 935,000 Legacy sedans globally because of a windshield wiper problem. Is your vehicle on the list?
By Marc Stern on
TCI Management has chided Volkswagen over the salaries and bonuses paid to the automaker's executives, suggesting that execs be paid bonuses in stocks so they can see how the market regards their performance.
By Denis Flierl on
It’s a Concept vehicle, but is the Nissan Navara EnGuard a preview of the 2018 Nissan Frontier?
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Subaru adds a new driver to their WRX STI GRC team in LA. He’s a rally legend in Japan. Will age be a factor?
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Here's the inspiration for the Thomas and Mays-designed Volkswagen Concept 1 that became the basis of the current generation of Volkswagen Beetles.
By Armen Hareyan on
"2012 Leaf - best car I've ever owned. However, now Nissan is a year behind its competitors, and my lease is up. So, today I put a $500 refundable deposit down on a Bolt," writes David Karpman in SF Bay Area Nissan Leaf Owners Group. Which dealers are taking deposits for Bolts?
By John Goreham on
Not enough what? Or should we say, not enough Watt? A new lawsuit against Tesla will find out.
By Will Maley on
Not everyone wants a luxury SUV or a crossover because they find them to be too big or common. But the idea of a higher ride height and all-wheel drive capability does interest them. Is there a luxury vehicle for them?
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One big change is coming for the 2017 Subaru Crosstrek. One model gets the axe.
By Parks McCants on
For 2017, Acura’s only manufactured in Japan offering comes to market as a carryover from 2016, and that’s a good thing! RLX carries forward Acura's mantra of financially attainable superior comfort, style, and safety.
By Patrick Rall on
When General Motors announced that they would only build 1,000 examples of the beautiful 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Collector’s Edition, it was clear that they would be hard to get, but according to a new report, only 850 of those will be sold in the United States – making them even harder to acquire.