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Article“This concept is not just one of those empty show cars”
The breathtaking Mazda Iconic SP concept might be into production. We hope. Car Design News caught up with Mazda’s design manager Masashi Nakayama to hear more
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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