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Nissan Motor Co will be presenting a range of concept cars at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show but the most bizarre car is the electric Land Glider. The Land Glider is approximately 110 cm wide and looks like it is a motorbike with a glass domed roo
Mazda have given us a glimpse of its Kiyora concept alongside the full spectrum of its current model line-up. The Kiyora concept aims to couple "driving pleasure and an everlasting sky" as Mazda demonstrates its dedication (known as Sustainabl
Lexus have given the press a first look at its exciting LFA model at the Tokyo Motor Show this afternoon. The LFA was officially launched to the news that only 500 examples of the two-seat coupe will be sold when production commences next year
The long awaited hugely popular Toyota and Subaru affordable sports car was unveiled in concept form at the Tokyo Motorshow. The sport coupe is currently named the FT-86 Concept and was designed in France. Toyota fans would instantly recognise
Mitsubishi will be showing a total of 16 cars at this month's Tokyo Motor Show including two EV (electric vehicle) concept cars: the i-MiEV Cargo and PX-MiEV. Under the theme of “The EV: Its dawn and future”, the two cars will feature Mitsubis
When the latest generation Subaru Impreza made its official debut it alienated some of the more devoted performance fans mostly due to its subdued styling which had softened the boy-racer image. This was a notion embraced by Subaru, even going
In addition to the new Subaru Hybrid car the Japanese company will also preview its new EyeSight + (plus) safety system at Tokyo Motor Show (the previous generation EyeSight system has already been in use in Japan). If you thought the German
It was only a matter of time before Subaru unveiled their first hybrid concept car and it's destined for next month’s Tokyo Motor Show. The Subaru hybrid tourer concept car is what a concept is all about, firstly it has a gull wing-door de
Just a day after attendance figures for one of the world's largest motor shows, Frankfurt, show a serious decline in numbers comes news that Hyundai will pull out of next month's Tokyo International Motor Show. Administrator of international exh
With the current financial climate tightening belts the world over, two of Germany's car manufacturers have reportedly indicated they are "unlikely" to participate in October's Tokyo Motor Show. According to German car magazine Automobilwoche, B
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