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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.
Performance Car of the Year 2017
12 of the world’s hottest new performance cars, 4 furious days, 1 upset. Welcome to the fastest PCOTY ever
2017 Hyundai i30 Wagon officially revealed
Hyundai may have released official photos of the i30 Wagon, but Hyundai Australia has confirmed its small load-lugger won’t be coming here anytime soon.
Range Rover Velar teased as missing link between Evoque and Sport
Range Rover to dip its toes into the world of fastbacked SUVs with the Velar, which will be revealed in full next week.
2017 Volkswagen Tiguan Review Video
VW’s second-generation Tiguan sets out to offer a much-improved all-round experience. Let’s see if it succeeds
Order books close on Holden’s US export Commodore
More than an entire year’s worth Chevrolet SS sedans have found a home in dealers’ yards. Now they need to find buyers
Skoda adds sporty visual touches to Superb 206TSI
The SportLine package adds new black accents and trim.
Police go back in time to nab tech-savvy speeding motorists
Rozzers dust off the Digitector to roll out a blitz in inner Melbourne
BMW Alpina B7 launches from 370K
Stealth 800Nm executive express lands locally
2018 Range Rover Sport PHEV spy pics
The facelifted Range Rover Sport looks set to be the first vehicle to come with Jaguar Land Rover’s new hybrid powertrain
Orders close for Chevrolet SS
Order books close for US version of Holden Commodore SS
2017 Mercedes-AMG GT R review
Mercedes-AMG gives its track focused coupe an R rating
Everything you need to know about Supercars’ new rules
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Joey Mawson picks up Euro Formula 3 seat
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2017 Toyota Kluger Series II – price and features announced
Toyota spruces up its Kluger large SUV with more power, new equipment, better fuel economy and a visual refresh for 2017.
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SsangYong reveal plans for a seven-seater SUV – but don’t count on seeing it come here any time soon.
Transport Affordability Index finds car ownership cost outpacing wage growth
The expense of getting around town is eating up a bigger and bigger chunk of the average Aussie household income.
BMW M2: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Proof that sometimes less really is more
Audi R8: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Sizzling performance meets fizzling value equation
Ford hints at GT Competition Series release
Lightweight, stripped-back model on Ford GT menu?
Holden Commodore Special Editions review
Holden salutes the Aussie-made muscle car with its ‘best ever Commodores’ – the Motorsport, Director and Magnum Ute.
2017 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport Hatch Quick Review
The updated Corolla range comes with a host of new features including a driver assistance package as standard in some models.
2017 Geneva Motor Show: Toyota i-TRIL
Toyota’s i-TRIL pure-electric concept car revealed ahead of its debut.
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Rival bidders line up for Lotus takeover
French and Chinese carmakers are about to make a takeover bid for Proton, the Malaysian carmaker that owns Brit sports car brand Lotus
