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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.
2017 Ford Ranger FX4 targets Hilux buyers
The new Ford Ranger FX4 special edition is angled firmly at stealing Hilux sales
2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS to miss out on manual gearbox option
Fiery track-focused version of the 911 Turbo will stick with the self-shifting PDK option despite a manual resurgence elsewhere in the Porsche lineup.
Bentley EXP 12 Speed 6e concept revealed
Bentley’s all electric concept car reveals the luxury carmakers future direction
Geneva Motor Show: Pininfarina Fittipaldi EF7
The ultimate dream machine of a two-time F1 champ
Aston Martin plans Valkyrie-inspired supercar spin-off
British supercar marque hints the Valkyrie hypercar opens up a lot of wriggle room for a new Ferrari rival to slot in.
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KING OF THE MOUNTAIN: Nissan GT-R Nismo on full attack at Bathurst! HSV’s GTS-R sings a power ballad; right-hook Camaro confirmed, but what about an Aussie accent?
Nissan Qashqai facelift breaks cover in Geneva
Nissan has added new tech to its baby SUV to take up the fight against its main rivals.
Geneva Motor Show 2017
The Geneva International Motor Show is the first major European expo on the global automotive calendar, and the schedule for this year’s show is packed to the brim with global debuts.
McLaren considering 720 ‘LT’ Ferrari-beater
The paint on McLaren’s new flagship 720S is barely dry but that didn’t stop us asking company’s CEO Mike Flewitt about a more powerful successor.
Geneva Motor Show: Spyker C8 Preliator Spyder revealed
Crazy Dutch supercar scores a Swedish heart transplant
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Ford Fiesta ST revealed
Ford says its pint-sized hot hatch is quicker than its predecessor – despite having only three, and sometimes two, cylinders.
Geneva Motor Show: Aston Martin launches AMR sub-brand
Aston Martin launches skunkworks outfit with new road racers
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Hyundai FE Fuel Cell Concept revealed
Hyundai has unveiled futuristic concept that can travel totally emission free for 800km.
Geneva Motor Show: Renault Zoe e-Sport concept
Renault reveals 338kW all-electric hot hatch
Geneva Motor Show: 2017 RUF CTR revealed
RUF builds modern recreation of famous Yellowbird
Cadillac on track for Australia around 2021
European expansion key to Cadillac’s bold Australian plans to take on Mercedes-Benz, Audi and BMW.
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Renault Captur facelift revealed
The French crossover has received a range-topping luxury variant as part of a mid-life refresh.
Geneva Motor Show: 2018 Honda Civic Type R revealed
Production version of Honda’s latest hot hatch lands in Geneva
Geneva Motor Show: 2018 Alpine A110 revealed
Sexy mid-engined sportster still being considered for Australia
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Subaru XV revealed
The second generation of Subaru’s strong-selling small SUV has arrived ahead of a mid-year launch in Australia.
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Audi RS5 revealed with twin-turbo V6
Audi ditches the atmo V8 for a forced-induction V6 to power the most compelling model in its performance coupe line-up.
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Volvo XC60 revealed
The most advanced SUV yet to roll out of Sweden includes a special highway driving mode that does most of the work for you.
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Honda Civic Type R revealed
The sharpest version of Honda’s hot hatch yet aims to retake its front-wheel-drive hot-hatch crown.
Mark Webber track mode for future Porsches
Autonomous technology will open the door to advanced driver control – and training – programs in the future, something sports car brand Porsche plans to take advantage of.
