The Tokyo motor show opens its doors today and despite less manufacturers, with only Caterham, Lotus and Alpina representing the foreign brands, there is still plenty to see.
From the Japanese home team, there is not only a vast number of small eco cars but the long awaited unveiling of the V10-powered Lexus LF-A.
Over on the Toyota stand, the FT-86 concept, the joint Toyota-Subaru rear-drive sports coupe powered by a Subaru flat-four, goes public for the first time.
Nissan leads with its electric Leaf and showcase the Land Glider, a tiny, tilting electric tandem two-seater that the Japanese public are surely going to love. The eagerly-awaited CR-Z 1.5-litre hybrid coupe is on the Honda stand alongside the Skydeck, a smart three-row hybrid wagon concept which could one day be turned into a very viable S-Max rival.
Suzuki's is showing a plug-in Swift and the Alto, while Subaru has an upscale gullwing hybrid tourer concept called the Subaru Hybrid Tourer Concept.
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Daihatsu concepts, Honda EV-N, Honda Skydeck, Honda CR-Z, Mitsubishi SUV, Lexus LF-A, Nissan Fuga, Nissan Land Glider, Nissan Roox, Subaru coupe, Subaru Impreza Carbon, Supasse V,Suzuki Alto, Suzuki concepts, Suzuki Swift Hybrid, Toyota Electric iQ, 'Toyobaru' FT-86, Toyota Sai, Lotus Scura,
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