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NewsRenault opens new Bucharest design facility
Back In June, Renault opened a new design centre in Bucharest with engineering and design teams now co-located. The Dacia brand, from which we have seen iconic models like the Dacia Duster and Sandero, certainly deserves the investment Renault is showing with this new facility
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ArticleRenault opens new Shanghai design centre
Renault’s new Chinese outpost is the brand’s seventh design centre worldwide and demonstrates the brand’s commitment to expansion
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LA 2018: Ford Ranger returns to North America
The US-market pickup boom continues, and Ford responds with a junior option
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ArticleWho’s Where: Phil Simmons jumps over to Great Wall
Ex-Ford and Land Rover man goes to head up Haval studios
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Ford Splash & Pontiac Stinger (1989)
The end of the 1980s saw the launch of two concept cars for the endless summer – the Ford Splash and Pontiac Stinger. Car Design News takes a look at these overlooked projects
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ArticleDesign Detail: Nissan [Skyline] GT-R Taillights (1973-present)
‘Godzilla’ may be better known for its giant-slaying performance, but one design feature has stood the test of time
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Ford’s Chris Svensson has passed away
Ford design veteran was just 53 when he passed away last weekend
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ArticleNissan GT-R 50 by ItalDesign celebrates two golden anniversaries
“How often do you get to ask, ‘What if we created a GT-R without limits,’ and then actually get to build it?” said Alfonso Albaisa, Nissan’s senior vice president for global design. “This is a rare window in time when two big moments intersect: 50 years of Italdesign shaping the automotive world and 50 years of Nissan generating excitement through our iconic GT-R.”
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Mercury D-528 (1955)
The Mercury D-528 was the product of Ford’s Special Projects studio and foreshadowed the sedans of the 1960s. Car Design News looks at the backstory
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ArticleThe Car Design Review Interviews: Alfonso Albaisa, Nissan
In a piece from our latest yearbook, we hear from Nissan Motor’s global vice president of design
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ArticleFord Focus Mk4 officially revealed in four versions
All-new C-segment hatch and estate to go on sale in July
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ArticleCCotW: Mercury XM Turnpike Cruiser (1956)
A brave but disastrous attempt to reinvent a staid brand
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ArticleNissan Design Europe celebrates 15 years in London
Mamoru Aoki names his top 15 designs from the London studio
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ArticleCCotW: Ford Megastar I and II (1977, ‘78)
Marrying the exotic wedge to the sensible sedan, with the help of divisive graphics
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Design Analysis: Ford Focus (1998)
Ford's 'New Edge' design philosophy debuted on what turned out to be a vastly important car