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More than 25 new concept vehicles were presented at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show, many featuring fuel cell powertrains that significantly affect vehicle design by allowing new packaging configurations.
This year's Tokyo Motor Show, which alternates every other year with the commercial vehicle show, had slightly less of the very unusual Japanese show cars than in previous shows, and more concepts closer to production reality.
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These cars, such as the Honda HSC, Mazda Ibuki, Lexus LF-S and Nissan Fuga predominantly address the North American and European markets, as the Japanese brands focus more on gaining market share outside of their domestic market. This also shows how Tokyo has become less of a domestic market showroom and more of an international platform for new product announcements.
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Show Highlights Click images for detailed reports
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Toyota PM
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Honda HSC
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Nissan Jikoo
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Mitsubishi Se-ro
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Lexus LF-S
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Mazda Ibuki
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Jeep Treo
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Honda Odyssey
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Mercedes F500 Mind
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Daihatsu UFE-II
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Nissan Redigo
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Subaru B9 Scrambler
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Suzuki S-Ride
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Subaru R1e
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Honda IMAS
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Toyota NLSV
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Nissan Fuga
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Nissan Serenity
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Suzuki Mobile Terrace
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Nissan Effis
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Nissan Conran Cube
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Honda Kiwami
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Subaru R2
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Hyundai NEOS-II
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Suzuki Landbreeze
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Toyota Fine-N
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Nissan C-Note
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