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• Mitsubishi hopes new models spur U.S. sales
• Nissan: 3 choices for small-car plant
• Subaru plans hybrid in 2012
• Next RX-8's engine isn't ready
• Mazda tests diesels in U.S.
• So what's a 'debut'?
• Ito envisions clean sports car
• Lexus shows off its high-priced gamble
• Nissan plans electric Infiniti, commercial van

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Nissan plans electric Infiniti, commercial van

Next RX-8's engine isn't ready

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Ito envisions clean sports car

Mazda studies moving production offshore

Honda would consider 'green' sports car, CEO says

Nissan spreads electrics to Infiniti, vans

Nissan recovery almost ‘mission accomplished'

Nissan expects N.A. operations to be profitable in a 10.5M market

Toyota, Honda go separate ways on sports cars

Next-gen Mazda rotary needs more work

Mazda studies diesels for U.S.

Mitsubishi will launch baby Outlander in U.S. next fall

Subaru will add first hybrid in 2012

Nissan plans low-cost U.S. model below Versa

Honda eyes electric car launch in U.S., CEO says

Toyota pushes hybrids in Japan with new model

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A look at the Tokyo Motor Show

12:01 am U.S. ET | Oct. 22

Automotive News West Coast Editor Mark Rechtin is on location at the Tokyo Motor Show press preview days. He reports the event has a different look and feel for 2009.