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Toyota's Sports Cars Are Outselling BMW's By More Than 3 To 1 Original

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By Nigel Evans, Anthony Capretto Verified, Justin Westbrook
| CarBuzz
If you compare BMW and Toyota when it comes to traditional and old-school sports cars, you'd usually give the German company the upper hand. After all, BMW has spent decades building its core identity around rear-wheel-drive machines with strong engines that aim to provide maximum driving pleasure to their owners.
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Why Buy A New Toyota Tacoma, When This V8 Mercedes-AMG Wagon Costs The Same?

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By Matt Nelson, Evan Williams, Justin Westbrook
| CarBuzz
Across the entire automotive world, some pricing discrepancies are more apparent than others. What we mean is, you can find examples of models that cost roughly the same amount of money, but pack quite a lot more with regard to power, luxury, poise, or all of the above. Typically, this can be seen with used versus new models, wherein a new base model sedan might cost the same as a used luxury flagship.
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China Publishes Nissan Sylphy Images, Previews Next-Gen Sentra Sedan

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By Justin Westbrook
| CarBuzz
Similar to the process of automakers trademarking new names and patenting their designs with the US government, companies have to do similar registration in China through its Ministry of Industry and Information Technology office. Unlike the system in the US, which can keep certain details out of the public eye for a few years until the vehicle actually debuts, China doesn't hold back and posts new-model details regularily to its website.
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