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With around 34% of the world's population driving on the left hand side of the road, in countries like the United Kingdom, Australia, India and Japan, any automaker that aspires to go global needs to produce right-hand drive (RHD) vehicles.
- We'll Soon Be 90 Percent European, Hyundai Says
No, a European car manufacturer hasn't bought Hyundai. What the Korean automaker is saying is that 90 percent of the vehicles it sells in Europe will soon be manufactured on the continent as well. Hyundai will introduce an all-new i10 city car towards...
- First Examples Of Nissan's Edgier Gt-r Track Pack Edition Arrive In Britain
Aimed at drivers who require a faster, lighter and harder GT-R, the new Track Pack Edition of Nissan's sports car has arrived in the UK. The new model carries a £10,000 (US$16,000) premium over the standard GT-R, which brings the on-the-road price...
- Confirmed: Nissan Will Offer New Gt-r Track Pack In Left-hand Drive Markets, But Not Yet In The U.s.
Many of you might remember that one of the most important changes to the new model year Nissan GT-R (sold as a 2013MY in North America, and a 2012MY in Europe and other parts of the world) was the addition of a new, street-legal track-focused edition...
- Audi's 252bhp A1 Quattro Hot Hatch Makes Its Video Debut
As Audi begins to take orders for the new A1 Quattro before it arrives in select markets in Europe this March, the German automaker released the first video footage of the four-wheel drive hot hatch in action. Only 333 units of the A1 Quattro will be...
- Dutch Architects Propose Looped Bridge To Connect Rhd Hong Kong With Lhd China
Britain may have handed over control of Hong Kong to China in 1997, but that didn't change the way, or rather, the side of the road on which its citizens drive in. Problem is that, while motorist in Hong Kong drive RHD cars on the left-hand side...
Cars
Cadillac Refocuses on Global Markets, is Preparing Right-Hand Drive CTS-V
With around 34% of the world's population driving on the left hand side of the road, in countries like the United Kingdom, Australia, India and Japan, any automaker that aspires to go global needs to produce right-hand drive (RHD) vehicles.
With only a few exceptions like the fifth generation Seville (built from 1998 to 2004), Cadillac has for the most part shied away from RHD markets. But this is about to change as the wreath and crest brand is getting more serious about increasing its presence in markets outside of North America.
Aside from the product presentations like the new BMW 3-Series rivaling ATS sedan that will eventually be offered with a diesel option as well, Cadillac is also getting ready to introduce right-hand drive models.
Read more »- We'll Soon Be 90 Percent European, Hyundai Says
No, a European car manufacturer hasn't bought Hyundai. What the Korean automaker is saying is that 90 percent of the vehicles it sells in Europe will soon be manufactured on the continent as well. Hyundai will introduce an all-new i10 city car towards...
- First Examples Of Nissan's Edgier Gt-r Track Pack Edition Arrive In Britain
Aimed at drivers who require a faster, lighter and harder GT-R, the new Track Pack Edition of Nissan's sports car has arrived in the UK. The new model carries a £10,000 (US$16,000) premium over the standard GT-R, which brings the on-the-road price...
- Confirmed: Nissan Will Offer New Gt-r Track Pack In Left-hand Drive Markets, But Not Yet In The U.s.
Many of you might remember that one of the most important changes to the new model year Nissan GT-R (sold as a 2013MY in North America, and a 2012MY in Europe and other parts of the world) was the addition of a new, street-legal track-focused edition...
- Audi's 252bhp A1 Quattro Hot Hatch Makes Its Video Debut
As Audi begins to take orders for the new A1 Quattro before it arrives in select markets in Europe this March, the German automaker released the first video footage of the four-wheel drive hot hatch in action. Only 333 units of the A1 Quattro will be...
- Dutch Architects Propose Looped Bridge To Connect Rhd Hong Kong With Lhd China
Britain may have handed over control of Hong Kong to China in 1997, but that didn't change the way, or rather, the side of the road on which its citizens drive in. Problem is that, while motorist in Hong Kong drive RHD cars on the left-hand side...