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Honda’s luxury division Acura will expand beyond North America over the next few years, as the Japanese company plans to take its upscale brand onto the global stage. Mostly focused in North America since it was formed in 1986, Acura will expand in Russia and the Ukraine in 2014 and to Brazil and the Middle East in 2015. Acura also plans to expand its sales operation in China. Read more »
- Toyota To Roll Out 8 New And Cheap Compact Models For Emerging Markets By 2015
The relative maturity of the North American, European and Japanese markets are forcing Toyota Motor Corp. to look elsewhere for growth and in particular, emerging markets such as Brazil, China and India. For this reason, the Japanese automaker said...
- Acura Confirms Nsx Concept, An All-new Ilx Compact Sports Sedan And 2013 Rdx Crossover For Detroit Show
[1st Gen Acura NSX Pacecar pictured above]There's a lot of news coming out from Honda's headquarters today. Following the announcement on the Accord Concept study that will preview the ninth-generation of Honda's mid-size model series, the...
- Gm Wants To Start Building Cadillacs Abroad By The End Of 2012
While speaking to the media, General Motors CEO Dan Akerson revealed plans to expand Cadillac production outside of North America by the end of 2012 as part of the Detroit firm’s efforts to make its premium brand a “true global marqueâ€....
- 2011 Acura Tsx Sport Wagon To Be Unveiled At New York Auto Show
Back in October of 2009, Acura told us about its plans to expand its TSX lineup with a more practical station wagon variant in the fall of 2010. Today, the Japanese automaker announced that we'll get our first look at what is essentially the North...
- Lexus Vs Acura Vs Infiniti - Which Japanese Luxury Automaker Sells Best?
Honda beat Toyota and Nissan to the North American luxury market by three years. Acura's 1986 entry gave Honda a headstart; but since that time Acura has always been fighting for the prestige that Lexus grabbed hold of in 1989. Infiniti, meanwhile,...
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Acura to Expand in Emerging Markets, Report Says
Honda’s luxury division Acura will expand beyond North America over the next few years, as the Japanese company plans to take its upscale brand onto the global stage. Mostly focused in North America since it was formed in 1986, Acura will expand in Russia and the Ukraine in 2014 and to Brazil and the Middle East in 2015. Acura also plans to expand its sales operation in China. Read more »
- Toyota To Roll Out 8 New And Cheap Compact Models For Emerging Markets By 2015
The relative maturity of the North American, European and Japanese markets are forcing Toyota Motor Corp. to look elsewhere for growth and in particular, emerging markets such as Brazil, China and India. For this reason, the Japanese automaker said...
- Acura Confirms Nsx Concept, An All-new Ilx Compact Sports Sedan And 2013 Rdx Crossover For Detroit Show
[1st Gen Acura NSX Pacecar pictured above]There's a lot of news coming out from Honda's headquarters today. Following the announcement on the Accord Concept study that will preview the ninth-generation of Honda's mid-size model series, the...
- Gm Wants To Start Building Cadillacs Abroad By The End Of 2012
While speaking to the media, General Motors CEO Dan Akerson revealed plans to expand Cadillac production outside of North America by the end of 2012 as part of the Detroit firm’s efforts to make its premium brand a “true global marqueâ€....
- 2011 Acura Tsx Sport Wagon To Be Unveiled At New York Auto Show
Back in October of 2009, Acura told us about its plans to expand its TSX lineup with a more practical station wagon variant in the fall of 2010. Today, the Japanese automaker announced that we'll get our first look at what is essentially the North...
- Lexus Vs Acura Vs Infiniti - Which Japanese Luxury Automaker Sells Best?
Honda beat Toyota and Nissan to the North American luxury market by three years. Acura's 1986 entry gave Honda a headstart; but since that time Acura has always been fighting for the prestige that Lexus grabbed hold of in 1989. Infiniti, meanwhile,...