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Swagger wagon and bullet train: What people are saying about 2021 Toyota Sienna

The redesigned 2021 Sienna receives major new styling and interior updates, as well as extra safety equipment and capabilities made possible by its first new platform in a decade.
Curves, Lexus echoes and outer space helmets: What people are saying about Toyota's Venza

The 2021 Toyota Venza, known as the Harrier in Japan, is a two-row, hybrid-only midsize crossover built on the same TNGA-K platform as the RAV4 and Highlander.
Rival auto plants in U.S. get jump on Detroit 3

Concerns over parts supply hang over Asian and European automakers as they slowly resume production at their U.S. plants.
The McLaren 765LT, which debuted in March, has a twin-turbo V-8 with 755 hp.
McLaren slows product launches

McLaren's Track 25 business plan, launched in July 2018, originally called for 18 new models or derivatives by 2025. But the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has likely altered the automaker's product rollout.
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LAMBORGHINI'S ALESSANDRO FARMESCHI: Urus SUV offers hope for 2020

The company's North American chief believes 2020 could be upbeat because of the Urus SUV, despite the interruption the COVID-19 pandemic has created for its U.S. market.

 
Lamborghini adds rwd variant to Huracan Evo Spyder

The rear-wheel-drive Spyder is the latest variant of the entry-level sports car rolled out by the Italian exotic.
The commercial uses clips from volunteer events that Subaru and its retailers have held in the past.
Subaru ad fights hunger

Subaru of America has turned a donation to Feeding America into the focal point of its latest TV commercial.
Subaru gets an exclusive with NBC streaming

Subaru of America has tapped into a fresh advertising medium to stay on consumers' minds: NBCUniversal's new streaming service.
Exotics

Starting with the cancellation of this year's Geneva auto show, life for the ultraluxury segment has been anything but ordinary in recent weeks.
Subaru

The automaker began 2020 with a goal to sell more vehicles in the U.S. than in 2019. That's now off the table.
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EVs, mobility are down but not out, Fields says

Yes, they've lost momentum in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. But don't count out electrification and shared mobility, former Ford CEO Mark Fields says.
Finance execs signal a growing pessimism

It's not just the impact of the pandemic — it's the uncertainty over how long it will last that's taking a toll on the outlook of CFOs across the U.S., a PwC survey shows.
Subaru plans to invest $158 million to add transmission assembly to its Lafayette, Ind., plant that produces the Ascent.
Transmissions part of local-content drive

International automakers are turning to more U.S.-sourced transmissions as they seek the security of local supply lines.
Subaru to furlough workers at Ind. plant for one week

The company cited several issues related to the coronavirus outbreak for the furlough covering 5,300 workers, who will continue to receive health care coverage.
SUBARU: Biggest monthly decline in 3 decades

March snapped several streaks racked up by Subaru of America, including consecutive U.S. monthly sales of 40,000 or more, which has ended at 72.