Lamborghini sells a record 3,245 cars in 2015

Luxury supercar maker Lamborghini has sold a record 3,245 cars in 2015 which is a record for the Volkswagen-owned automaker. Lamborghini's previous record was 2,430 units sold in 2008, which was affected subsequently by global economic downturn that hit exotic car manufacturers.

Lamborghini is looking to increase sales in the future with the new Urus crossover joining the Huracan and Aventador models currently being sold.

Source: Autoblog

2016 Canadian International AutoShow to highlight the future of car design

The upcoming 2016 Canadian International AutoShow will be showcasing various concept vehicles that point to the future of car design. A total of 11 concept vehicles are making their Canadian debut will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre between February 12^th and 21^st. Hit jumpt to see what to expect.

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Nissan recalling 846,000 Altimas for faulty hood latches

Nissan North America, Inc. is recalling certain model year 2013-2015 Nissan Altima vehicles manufactured March 6, 2012, to December 31, 2014. In the affected vehicles, the secondary hood latch may bind and remain in the unlatched position when the hood is closed. This is the third time these models have been recalled for latch-related issues.

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Google dominates mass market VR with 5 million Cardboard viewers, 1000 VR apps

While the world is waiting around for Oculus, Google's already shipped 5 million of its low-cost Cardboard viewers and boasts up to 1,000 VR apps available on its app store. The range of VR experiences available to Cardboard users is staggering with everything from games, to immersive virtual museum tours and even different ways to watch videos and look at panoramic images on smartphones they already own.

On the other end of the spectrum, Google is also enabling creators to make VR experiences with the Cardboard camera app as well as Jump VR authoring suite. 

Next up for Google Cardboard, how about a way to make it less resource intensive on smartphones, which tend to use up a lot of battery life and warm up.

Source: Google