The device, made by...
The device, made by specialist sound system giant Harman/Kardon, is called the Drive+Play, and it comes in three parts. There"s a "brain" that"s hidden under the dashboard which connects the car"s stereo to the iPod, a display unit and a compact control stick.
It is being billed as...
It is being billed as an affordable, high-performance entry-level coup탩. Slotting in below the 350Z, this pocket rocket could revive the 240Z badge, which has not been seen since production of the original model ceased in 1974.
The Azeal is based on the C platform - engineered with Renault and the chassis for the firm"s current M탩gane - and is set to underpin a range of compact cars. As well as a coup탩, the Azeal hints at the look of the next Sentra hatch, which could ultimately replace the Almera. The newcomer makes its world debut at next week"s Detroit Motor Show.