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Yamaha Tesseract
The Yamaha Tesseract was introduced at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 2007. The Yamaha Tesseract is a hybrid quad-bike, with a powerful V-twin engine and an electric motor.
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Which of the concept cars from the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show holds the most promise?
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Suzuki Kizashi 2
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Despite an effective �no-show� from the rest of the world�s major carmakers due to the recession, the 41st Tokyo motor show still managed to pull off the wraps to some of the most highly conceptual and futuristic vehicles seen anywhere this year. See our highlights from the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show Aside from three small European sports car exhibitors showing special editions…
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If you're in the market for a top-of-the-line exotic sportscar, it used to be that the European automakers (like Ferrari, Porsche and Aston Martin) were the only place to go. The Acura NSX held down the fort for the Japanese automakers for a long while, but since its departure it's been back to business as usual. Japan's carmakers, however, are in the midst of a renaissance in the supercar arena. The Nissan GT-R, once kept exclusively in...
From luxist.com
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Honda unveiled the Skydeck,a new six-seater hybrid design, at the Tokyo Motor Show. The Honda Skydeck is roughly 13 feet long and is meant to have a sporty look while providing a large amount of cargo space. The Honda Skydeck is a minivan concept with seats that seem to float because they are fixed to the center console and not the floor.
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From huliq.com
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Yes, things on two wheels are also on show at the Tokyo Motor Show. Honda, Suzuki, and Yamaha had their green cycles on display, and this particular one, with the Xbox colors, is the EC-f from Yamaha. It is only a concept for now.
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From carbuyersnotebook.com
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The Tokyo Motor Show is for two things: girls and cars, and basically in that order. Actually it was no contest. Cars alone gathered modest crowds, but when they brought out one or more models to pose with the cars, the hordes gathered en masse, jostling, elbows out, scrabbling for the best position.
And yes, I was right there with them...
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From japundit.com
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Just as carmakers develop electric cars, motorcycle manufacturers also see the writing on the wall, showing off a collection of electric bikes at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show. The Tokyo Motor Show has always played host to a substantial display of motorcycles, and this year is no different. Except for the fact that the highlights of the show all ...
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From megite.com
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Only 109 exhibitors will participate, compared with 241 companies during the previous show in 2007, as power in the automotive industry shifts from Japan to China.
The 41st Tokyo Motor Show 2009 is opening this weekend, but what used to be Asia's premier showcase of new automobile technology is turning into, well, pretty much a domestic event.
From latimes.com
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