Lexus RX450h+ Continuous evolution The control characteristics of the shock absorbers and power steering have been changed, and the DRS rear-wheel steering system, which was previously only available on the
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CADILLAC XT4 × LEXUS RX Cadillac’s smallest SUV, compact yet spacious Cadillac XT4 Lexus RX Cadillac XT4 Lexus RX We’ll compare Cadillac’s smallest SUV, the XT4, with Lexus’ flagship SUV,
Mercedes-Benz GLC x Lexus RX The new grade “GLC Core” reflects Mercedes-Benz’s “core values” Mercedes-Benz GLC Lexus RX Mercedes-Benz GLC Lexus RX We compare the newly added entry-level grade “Core”
LEXUS RX350 “Version L” Achieving both quietness and high-quality driving performance This time, the RX has been partially improved to reduce engine noise, improving quietness, while the chassis settings have
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Hyundai “We wrapped it up in a cool and cute design.” Hyundai Hyundai’s brand new BEV, the Instar, has been unveiled for the first time in Japan, and pre-orders have
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01If you want to know the latest information about the Porsche 911, you have to read the “CURRENT SITUATION of 911” special feature in the July 2025 issue of GENROQ! -
02Comparing the old and new versions of the most powerful Porsche 911 Turbo S: “How much has the T-Hybrid-equipped 992.2 evolved?”
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03The beautiful interior and exterior pay homage to the F40! Check out the one-of-a-kind special project, the Ferrari SC40
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04The Lancia Delta S4, the Group B car that achieved a stunning debut victory at the WRC’s final race, the RAC, celebrates its 40th anniversary.
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05The McLaren 750S JC96, a homage to the 1996 JGTC champion F1 GTR, is limited to 61 units in Japan
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06Comparing the equipment and specs of the GLC’s budget grade “Mercedes-Benz GLC 220d Core” and “Lexus RX350h”
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07Ferrari pledges to launch four new models per year until 2030, citing “multifaceted powertrain development”
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