We hear less and less on the 11 March earthquake and tsunami in Japan and the consequent disruption in the supply chain, but this does not mean that the problems have disappeared. Inside Line reports that the new Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet is the latest vehicle damaged by natural disaster. Continue reading
At the top requires constant improvement and Nissan has certainly proved up to the task of the current generation R35 GT-R. roll since its launch in 2007, and global household word in 2009, Nissan has launched several enhancements to its flagship car of the sport, and now is another update coming on the road. Continue reading
The devastating earthquake in Japan would come at a worse time for the Honda. The Japanese automaker has just had its new Civic for 2012, and the compact car is an important part of the company's portfolio. Any delays or bottlenecks in the Civic launch will surely send shock waves reverberating through the balance sheets of Honda. Continue reading
Honda is expanding its production plans after Sept. 11 earthquake in Japan in March, and further orders expected to continue in U.S. plants. Continue reading
Ford hasn’t stated significantly about its supply situation inside the wake from the earthquake in Japan, but now the automaker has no option but to spill the beans. The Detroit News reports that Ford will shut down its Louisville, Kentucky plant next week on account of a elements shortage. The facility generates the Ford Expedition, Ford Super Duty trucks, along with the Lincoln Navigator. Ford sales analyst George Pipas didn’t determine the component that was in brief supply, although he did add that high gas prices have helped slow sales of those vehicles anyway. Continue reading