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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.
Opinion: Why do we keep letting speed limits get absurd?
Nobody wants to talk speed limits, which are getting lower even though cars and roads are getting safer
2018 Hot Hatch Megatest: Introduction
A dozen of the best performance hatches hit the road and track in this quest to find where the heat really lies in this iconic segment
Wheel Stories: Growing up fast
This teenager is out to school his rivals in he new SuperUtes series
Brake-by-wire explained
Advanced brake-by-wire systems are set to proliferate modern cars with more stopping power and faster responses, but how does it work?
2018 Ford Mondeo quick review
Ford’s Mondeo still has the right ingredients to level with the best in the mid-size class, but convincing customers to part with their money might be a tougher proposition
Mercedes announces AMG Speedway in South Korea
First track bearing AMG name is located near S. Korea’s capital
Lister to reveal ‘World’s fastest SUV’
F-Pace-based SUV to have more than 495kW
Tiny glass bubbles to boost vehicle performance, efficiency
3M’s glass microspheres shave weight from a multitude of plastics without compromising strength
Brabham BT62: What we know about its V8 engine
We delve into the mystery surrounding the lump wedged under the rear cowl of Brabham’s track-only supercar
Ozcar: The Brabham BT62’s long-lost road-going cousin
The Brabham supercar isn’t the first time the iconic motorsport name was dusted off to grace a two-door design
Toyota, Honda and Nissan team up on solid-state battery development
Consortium aims to produce batteries with 800km range that charge in minutes
BMW ad banned after one complaint
UK advertising watchdog outdoes its stuffy Aussie counterpart by ruling that cars driven straight and quick on deserted tracks ‘condoned faster, dangerous and irresponsible driving’
Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR concept revealed
And VW Australia says it wants to bring the eventual production version here
2018 Chevrolet Camaro to be automatic-only in Australia
Only two pedals for Aussie Camaros as local specification firms
Renault pares back warranty on RS models
High performance Renault hatches lose two years from factory warranty
Joss Supercar prototype: classic MOTOR
A bloke from Melbourne dreamed of building an all-Aussie supercar to give the likes of Ferrari a wake-up call
Audi looks to fill drivers’ wheel time with money-making services
The German luxury brand says its new suite of digital services will help drivers, but it will also add to the carmaker’s bank accounts
2019 Rolls-Royce Cullinan: High-riding hyperbole
Rolls-Royce’s Cullinan fourbie foray reveals its features through the subtle art of superlatives
Volkswagen Golf GTI Next Level concept unveiled
The VW meet at Lake Wörthersee in Austria was the stage for VW to reveal its 302kW Golf
2018 Lexus RX Crafted special edition revealed
Limited-run Crafted brings an audio-visual boost to the entry-level RX premium SUV
Jaguar F-Type SVR and XJR575 become Nürburgring Taxis
The best taxi is one that travels 20.8km and ends up back where you started
Kia Stinger range gains five-star safety rating
Upgrades have lifted the shock three-star rating once applied to entry-level Stinger variants, but at a cost to entry-level pricing
2019 Mercedes-AMG GT63 S Edition 1 coming to Australia
Launch edition of AMG’s four-door coupe scores aero upgrades, comes Down Under
Rise in pedestrian deaths linked to SUVs, performance cars in US
Crashes that kill pedestrians are more likely to involve SUVs and high-horsepower vehicles, study shows
