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Acura Type S concept previews next TLX

Designers say the concept to be shown at Monterey Car Week already has many of the engineering details worked out, suggesting the production car won't be far off in terms of overall design.
J.D. Power set to be acquired by Autodata owner

J.D. Power CEO David Habiger said in a statement that the acquisition will help fuel growth for the firm known for its automotive quality awards and the Power Information Network. Terms were not announced. Autodata is headquartered in London, Ont.
Venue rounds out Hyundai's crossover lineup

Hyundai is packing its lineup with more utility vehicles, including the new Venue that promises to be the smallest and most affordable of its increasingly stylish offerings. It arrives in dealerships in the fourth quarter.
Winner in Mexico leans into NAFTA
Since his landslide victory, Lopez Obrador has wasted no time in showing his more pragmatic side by reaching out to his enemies in the business community and taking a half-hour phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump.
The struggle to decode Trump's trade moves
Trade experts aren't sure what the Trump administration is trying to accomplish with the autos inquiry, and are skeptical that it can help move the ball on NAFTA.
Lexus' next-gen ES sports new contours, tweaked spindle grille
The next-generation Lexus ES sedan, which debuts at the Beijing auto show next week, will feature a more stylized body with a prominent version of the brand's polarizing "spindle" grille.
Toyota's 2019 RAV4 gets more trims, power
The update gives the RAV4 more ammunition to defend its crown as the top-selling utility vehicle in the nation last year against an ever-growing field of competing small crossovers.
Toyota Yaris sedan will get name change, XLE trim level for 2019 model year
The subcompact sedan that Toyota inherited from its defunct youth-oriented Scion brand is getting another name change for the 2019 model year along with three trim levels.
NAFTA's next challenge may be Mexico's next president
With Donald Trump appearing to backpedal on his campaign threat to quit NAFTA, it's Mexican candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's campaign that could set the tone as negotiations move into overtime.
Toyota Canada recalls Tundra, Sequoia for seat and traction-control problems
Toyota Canada will recall 580 Tundra pickups from the 2017 model year for a seat problem, and 8,180 2018 Tundras and Sequoia SUVs for a glitch that could turn off stability control and other systems.
Lexus readies crossover flagship concept
Lexus is readying a crossover concept that it's calling a new "flagship," perhaps mimicking a move with its car lineup where it created the new LC flagship coupe priced above $101,000. The concept will debut at the Detroit auto show next month.
Lexus to unwrap 3-row RX crossover at L.A. Auto Show
The 2018 Lexus RX 350L with a gasoline engine and the hybrid RX 450hL will be unveiled Nov. 29 at the auto show, the company said. Canadian sales of the current RX are up 17 per cent this year.
Amid NAFTA gloom, Mexico signals confidence
The obsessive skepticism about the future of NAFTA is unfounded, says Eduardo Solis, president of the Mexican Automotive Industry Association. Still, he notes that "there's a lot of noise going around."
Toyota, Mazda will build $2 billion U.S. assembly plant
Toyota plans to build a $2 billion U.S. plant in a joint venture with smaller Japanese rival Mazda to assemble Toyota compact cars and Mazda crossovers.
Rhetoric yields to reality ahead of NAFTA talks
The reality of NAFTA after 23 years of integration is that no single country can dictate new terms for the deal, because all have much to lose, from manufacturing in Mexico and agricultural exports in the U.S. Midwest to dairy products and lumber streaming out of Canada.