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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Suzuki is recalling approximately 5,701 Kizashi sedans manufactured from 13th October 2009 to 31st May 2010, due to the centre-lower glove box on the dashboard opening during a crash and perhaps cause injury if it comes in contact with the front seat passenger.

Suzuki said that it will replace the part on the affected cars for free. The company plans to notify owners with the safety recall expected to begin in mid-July. For more information, Kizashi owners can contact Suzuki directly at 1-714-996-7040.

Renault has begun tests of the fastest version hatchback Megane which will be constructed on the basis of present Megane RS. How this model will be called it is not known yet, but already now it is possible to assume that "hottest" Megane will be easier existing now Megane RS and will receive more powerful engine. Most likely, it will be a question about 270-300 h.p. though it is not excluded that frenchmen force the 2,0-litre motor to 320 h.p. In this case Megane can compete with Ford Focus RS500 (the latest model has already 350 h.p.).

Besides more powerful engine Frenchmen promise to work properly over a suspender and a steering. Megane RS promises to become one of the best "hot" hatchbacks.

Hyundai is wasting no time revising the Genesis mid-sized executive sedan. Spied testing in Death Valley, CA and somewhere in South Korea, the 2011 Genesis will take on some minor changes . The Genesis has only been on sale for 2 years – it was launched as a 2009MY in mid 2008.

Numerous alterations will be apparent like reshaped front bumper with new lower air intakes, LED day-time running lights, front/side/rear skirts, rear chrome trim, and revised rear bumper incorporating faux Lexus LS like dual exhausts.

Internally, very little change is visible, with the exception of a BMW-like iDrive system. This is likely to operate a new 8 speed automatic transmission, recently announced by Hyundai. Under the hood, the 290bhp 3.8 litre V6 Lambda and 385bhp 4.6 litre V8 Tau engines will be improved for better fuel economy and power. For 2011, an all-new 5.0 litre V8 will debut, which is expected to generate 429bhp. The new V8 will also be used in the larger Equus sedan. It is probable that Hyundai will also use their new GDI (gasoline direct-injection) engines. Additionally, AWD will also be offered.

The facelifted Genesis will go on sale in the U.S and Australia mid-2011.