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Infiniti came up with some teasers a few days ago, showcasing a sporty sedan, wearing their future design language.

It comes dressed as a four-door coupe styling and it might be their flagship model. The teaser allows us to see a shorter hood, proper space for passenger and an all-glass roof, which makes a continous glass line starting with the windshield, ending with the rear window.

The Lexus LF-LC Concept first debuted in 2012 and it looked rather promising. It vowed to deliver stability, high-performance, and dynamic driving capabilities. Four years later, the production version is finally ready to roll out and it's properly labeled as the Lexus LC 500. Lexus states that this is their most "athletic" flagship coupe yet, and it looks to be that way. We can definitely see the direction they want to take for their future production cars.

What happens when you combine F1 technology and parts into a road going car? You get something like this, aerodynamic body with lots and lots of carbon parts, big 21" wheels and huge brakes. As you would think, with all these enhancements, the car should pull up some nice power, it sure does, production model will boast over 500HP - which sounds like it's ready to hti the scene where the Germans currently dominate.

With the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) coming up in about a week in Detroit, many people are excited to see what's in store from the big brands. Fueling the excitement, Mercedes-Benz officially revealed their plan for the 2014 GLA 45 AMG as the show date gets closer and closer. Mercedes-AMG states that this compact SUV is a combination of powerful design, engine, and performance.