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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.
2015 Porsche 918 Spyder review
Porsche is a car company that’s constantly looking to shift the goalposts and recalibrate our expectations of what’s possible, but with the 918 Spyder it has set fire to the goalposts and is dancing on the ashes
VIDEO: Hyundai’s RM15 Concept mid-engine Super-Veloster revealed
Rally-inspired Hyundai RM15 Concept steals Seoul motor show
March car sales hit new record
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11 reasons we’re buzzed that Race To The Sky is back
The world’s wildest and longest gravel hill climb returns this month!
2015 Holden Insignia VXR spotted in Oz
Is this the future of HSV? Courtesy of Opel, the Holden Insignia VXR is finally caught wearing the Lion insignia ahead of its official launch Down Under
2030 Mercedes-Benz F015 review
Forget KITT and the Doc’s time machine DeLorean, the Mercedes F015 concept takes futuristic travel to the next (scary) hands-off level
Motor Sport Report – 7/4/15
GT3’s future at Nordschleife; Brit tourers slug it out; Rallycross returns; Aussie ready for enduro campaign; Sir Jack remembered
2015 Subaru Liberty 2.5 review
Better to drive as well as to behold, the sixth-gen, sedan-only Liberty’s massive price drop makes it a must-have on anybody’s medium-car shortlist – but is that enough to reverse a long term decline?
Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II review
Rolls-Royce’s Ghost was as close to perfection as possible when it was launched in 2010, but the company has found a few ways to get even closer with the 2015 Ghost Series II
2015 Kia Novo first official pics
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2015 New York Motor Show: AMG V8 unlikely for Mercedes ute
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2015 New York Motor Show: Porsche Boxster Spyder Concept
The wraps have been taken off the sultry Porsche Boxster Spyder that melds Boxster, artistic canvas and a Porsche 911 flat-six engine into one salivating package
2015 New York Motor Show: Honda Civic concept
The Honda Civic small car is set to expand when an all new model arrives late in 2015 as the Japanese maker steps up its return to form.
2015 New York Motor Show: Lincoln Continental ruled out
Ford’s American luxury brand Lincoln rejects Australia as it launches controversial Continental Concept in its home market
2015 New York Motor Show: Cadillac CT6 for Oz
Newly unveiled CT6 could be Cadillac’s flagship model in Australia, but company boss Johan de Nysschen warns it could take up to eight years for the brand to make it here
Subaru WRX STI Rallycross monster revealed
Subaru reveals 2015 Global Rallycross competitor
2015 New York Motor Show: Kia Optima revealed
2015 New York motor show: Second-generation Kia Optima officially unveiled, revealing a longer, taller, wider mid-size sedan that will slug it out with the Mazda 6, Subaru Liberty and an all-new Ford Mondeo
2018 Holden Commodore hiding under Malibu skin
Malibu to be killed off in Australia; next-generation car gives clue to imported Holden Commodore
Revealed: Subaru BRZ STI concept
Long-awaited turbocharged ‘Toyobaru’ lands at New York motor show
2015 New York Motor Show: Holden Spark to drop Barina name
Chevrolet has revealed the all-new Spark – minus the Barina name
Electric cars not a long-term bet for Australia: Macfarlane
Federal industry minister backs fuel cell technology over EVs for our transport future
Vale Hans von Brockhusen
Peter Robinson recalls with fondness the former Mercedes-Benz Australia managing director
RAW SOUND: Mercedes-AMG C63 exhaust noise
Merc’s new AMG still has the bark to match its bite
Porsche Boxster Spyder revealed
Range-topping roadster receives a dose of 911
