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Our picks of the most outlandish concept cars at the Tokyo Show.
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A hall is full of high-octane motorcycles and leather-clad models.
Mazda adds a fourth concept to its Nagare design theme.
Lamborghini's fighter-jet inspired Reventon draws the crowds.
Two Bentleys offer supercar performance and total luxury.
Japanese social culture is behind Tokyo’s weird concept cars.
Mitsuoka’s presentation and press release poses more questions than answers.
Plug-in C30 is joined by V70 and XC70 estates making their Asian debut.
Alfa Romeo reveals plan to launch five new models.
Italian carmaker launches the GranTurismo premium coupe.
Ferrari woos Japan with its race bred F430 Scuderia.
With six eye-catching cars, Suzuki lives up to its slogan.
Innovative models focuses on zero emission and efficiency.
Nissan takes the wraps off its weird concepts.
Rally inspired 5-door hatchback makes its Japanese debut.
Its aerodynamic design makes the SUV look like a two-seat sports car.
Three concepts show the way to a rewarding yet responsible future.
Nissan stand is packed out for arrival of GT-R muscle car.
BMW unveils M3 saloon and sporting 1-series tii concept.
Automotive giant also shows a car with "mood-training" and iQ concept.
The GT2 makes its Japanese debut alongside the Cayenne GTS.
Volkswagen adds space to its up! concept.
Audi's hybrid hatchback city car concept.
Concepts show two approaches to Honda's eco-drive.
New superchargers for new Elise and 2-Eleven track car.
The i30 five-door hatchback is set to kick off in the Asian markets.
Dancers were more exciting than cars on Ford's stand.
Three unique concepts highlights Daihatsu's 100th anniversary.
GM's small scale stand highlights the CTS, H3 and Corvette.
All-new minivan debuts alongside the redesigned Jeep Cherokee.
