Playmobil is a name which most people know of.  So, why is it that a few shows and an automaker have teamed up with them.  Seems odd for an automaker to team up with a toy manufacture, but could this be a new kind of automotive promotion.  AutoLooks answers this plus many more questions you have about Playmobil's new display cars lineup.

    Lamborghini has come a long way since building tractors.  Their life has had its ups and downs, but when they are up, they are on top.  Follow us as we explore the history of Lamborghini and how it came to be what it is today.

    John DeLorean was a visionary with a great dream.  A dream to build the future of the automotive world and send us into a brighter future.  But, like most of us, his dreams came crashing down in the end.  Although his story of how he and his company can to be, are to great to just leave alone.  And as usual AutoLooks wants to take you on a journey to see where the DeLorean name has gone. ​

     Infiniti has been around since 1989 and has been trying hard to get seen as true luxury make.  But how can you do that without your own aftermarket products?  This is a question Infiniti has been playing around with for over a decade and still has not pushed the light on.  But why?  This is a question which AutoLooks takes a look at in this podcast.

    Japan can dominate every sector of the American automotive market, except for one.  Could there be a good reason why they just can win the full size truck market, or are our values to engrained in North American products to look at a Japanese full size pickup.  This and more is covered on this podcast.

     Hyundai got its start with some help from Ford.  Utilizing the Cortina as their own they paved the way for the Korean auto industry.  Now they are one of the top five biggest automakers out there, so why are they still copying other companies designs.  This is a question we have for the Hyundai Motor Group, as AutoLooks dives deep into their past to bring to light the copying background of the Hyundai Motor Groups divisions.