The new Nissan Titan and Titan Diesel will unveil in Detroit on Monday morning. Now that we're down to the wire for the truck, here are a few prognostications based on what we've seen in spy shots and heard in rumor.
The 2016 Nissan Titan is set to unveil next week in Detroit at the North American International Auto Show. With Titan sales dragging down Nissan's totals, which are nevertheless impressive, will the new Titan Diesel be the truck divisions comeback machine?
A new rumor is out, this time marking the IDx concept not as a 370Z replacement, but instead as a small, rear-wheel drive, inexpensive sports car meant to go head-to-head with the Toyobaru.
TrueCar is predicting that for 2015, new car sales in the United States will reach a decade-high of 17 million units and set an all-time record of $553 billion in revenue. How realistic is that?
Subaru created a niche market here in the U.S. starting back in 1974 and they are dominating the AWD market today with the 2015 Impreza, XV Crosstrek, Legacy and Forester.
The 370Z will soon have a successor, this much is clear. What shape it will take or how it will be propelled is just another unanswered question. Speculation is that more than one engine option may be coming to the new Z.
