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Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
A Jeep Willys concept from the 2001 Tokyo Motor Show. Related Articles: Spy Shots: ’06 HEMI Grand Cherokee by Hans Lehmann/Hidden Image (8/16/2004) High performance stretches across the brand ...
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
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Jim Burt, Editor
That's $10 billion with a "b." Toyota Motor on Tuesday became the first Japanese company to report a net profit of over a trillion yen, or about $10 billion U.S. greenbacks. Toyota 's global sales are ...
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Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
Concept cars have all too often been exercises in excess, having little to do with reality. But you’d make a big mistake dismissing the new Lexus LF-C as nothing more than another fantasy in chrome. The ...
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Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
Related Articles: 2004 Infiniti QX56 (12/29/2003) The bigger the better — unless you’re two-laning in Hawaii. It’s easy to miss the mark when you’re aiming for Infiniti — and indeed, Nissan’s ...
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Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
Related Articles: Nissan Prices Titan from $22,400 by Jim Burt (11/17/2003) Undercutting Detroit in a big way. Spy Shots: 2006 Renault SUV by Hans Lehmann/Hidden Image (11/17/2003) ...
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Related Articles: 2003 Tokyo Motor Show Index by TCC Team (11/3/2003) 2004 Mazda3 by Paul A. Eisenstein (9/15/2003) Gene-splicing on a bargain budget. Executives from the Ford Motor ...
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Related Articles: 2003 Tokyo Motor Show, Part I by Joseph Szczesny (10/27/2003) Honda's trio of concepts, next Miata and $ versus yen. Honda has built a reputation for building high quality ...