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The Tokyo Motor Show show for passenger vehicles takes place every two years, in alternation with the commercial vehicles show.
The Tokyo show always presents a huge variety of concept vehicles from the Japanese manufacturers, ranging from serious production proposals to some quite bizarre 'lifestyle' concepts, as well as providing a unique view of the world automotive industry.
The Media Preview days have seen the surprise debuts of the Nissan GT-R concept and Volkswagen W12. Other concept vehicles included the 'network vehicle' Nissan Ideo, the architectural Honda Unibox, Mercedes F400 Carving, Toyota Pod, and a family of concepts from Mitsubishi.
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International Motor Show Passenger Cars and Motorcycles
Media days:
Oct 24-25
Public days:
Oct 27-Nov 7
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Show Preview
Pre-show reports on the concept and production vehicles to debut at the show
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Show Highlights
Reports on the most significant concept and production vehicles
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Photo Gallery
Over 500 high quality photos from the show floor, covering the new concept, production vehicles and the show stands
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Tokyo Motor Show
2001 Photo CD
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