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The Tokyo Motor Show is a biennial car show held between October and November for cars and other forms of mobility in Tokyo, Japan. Focusing heavily on technological advancement and concept cars, the Tokyo Motor Show displays all the latest achievements of local Japanese manufacturers, while also serving as a world stage for international brands. It is considered as one of the big five motor shows, along with Detroit, Geneva, Frankfurt and Paris.
For more information, head to the official Tokyo Motor Show website but be sure to stay tuned to WhichCar.com.au for all the latest updates.
Sajjad Khan: The man with his head in the cloud
Meet Sajjad Khan, a man who already works in the future, where he has the responsibility for forging Mercedes-Benz’s connected world
Aston Martin Valkyrie’s V12 detailed: Geek Speak
Who does Aston Martin and an F1 team call to help build a groundbreaking V12 engine? Cosworth, of course
Toyota 86 will live on, says Toyota
Toyota’s UK marketing men have confirmed that the Toyota 86 will go into a new generation, and most likely beside Subaru… but where are the prototypes?
Ford Mustang Supercar: Winning Ugly
Sure, the new DJRTP Ford Mustang is not the prettiest Supercar racer you’ve ever seen, nor the prettiest Mustang, but as the suits at head office in Detroit point out: “there are no ugly cars in victory lane”
2019 Ferrari GTC4Lusso T long-term review
MOTOR blags two weeks with the ‘every day’ Ferrari
Tom Kristensen interview
We hitch a ride with the big dog of Le Mans, nine-time winner Tom Kristensen, one of the greatest racing drivers the world has ever seen
Retro: 1977 Honda Accord
The Accord was Honda’s largest car to date, and its brand impact was huge
Supercar Scare Returns! Wheels Magazine: April 2019
The magazine is rammed with hot metal this month. Where do we even begin?
Audi’s new engine produces 239kW per litre
Low capacity, big power, from Audi’s new four-banger racing engine
Ford reminds Tesla buyers about its electric Mustang
A new rivalry is emerging, with long-standing US maker Ford and crosstown EV rival start-up Tesla in the showdown
Aston Martin Vanquish engine to produce less power than rivals
Vanquish powertrain details revealed in chats with design boss
BMW X7 2019 image gallery
Now we’ve driven it, now you see it: our full photo gallery of the new 2019 BMW X7
Why you should subscribe to Wheels in 2019
With exclusive mags and events, there’s more to being a Wheels subscriber than 13 of the best motoring magazines in the country delivered straight to your door
Alfa Romeo Stelvio Q 2019 review
Italy turns its hand to the performance SUV; passion and panache ensue
2020 Porsche Cayenne Coupe revealed
Porsche’s big SUV gets the coupe treatment with a touch of the 911
‘Forget what you think you know about carbon ceramic brakes’: Porsche
Heavy brakers and trackday heroes are buying the wrong brakes
Volkswagen makes the Kombi cool again
Tweaked version of Volkswagen’s T6 Multivan van brings cool back to the school run
Peter Brock’s Autoart Holden VX Commodore Supercar for sale
One of Brock’s last touring cars is up for grabs in Melbourne
New Volvo tech will stop you from drink driving
Volvo ramps up safety campaign by discussing on-board cameras to detect drink or drug driving
2019 Hyundai Kona EV pricing and features
You’ll need deep pockets for Hyundai’s electric SUV, but its single-charge range is huge
WhichCar Weekly Podcast 11 now live
Formula One, Formula Not One, automotive Stockholm syndrome and moving house in an Audi R8, as Robbo pays a visit to the WhichCar Weekly podcast with Daniel Gardner
Four Koenigsegg Jeskos coming to Australia
Swedish hypercar coming to Oz in extremely limited numbers next year
Australian Formula E race gets private sector backing
Formula E boss says that Australian governments have been slow to support a push to bring the electric championship Down Under
Lister LFT-C is a 497kW Jaguar convertible
Lister’s souped-up F-Type gets a very limited topless treatment
