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2001 Tokyo Motor Show Index

2001 Tokyo Motor Show poster Enlarge Photo Talk about the '01 Tokyo Show here! 2001 Tokyo Show Preview by Marty Padgett (10/22/2001) 2001 Tokyo Show, Part I by Paul A. Eisenstein (10/23/2001) 2001 Tokyo ...

2001 Tokyo Show, Part III

2001 Tokyo Motor Show Index by TCC Team (10/22/2001) PERFORMANCE AT ANY PRICE? Volkswagen’s new CEO is giving all-but official confirmation the automaker will put its W-12 supercar into production. “I love it, but the ...

2001 Tokyo Show, Part II

UPDATED 10/28/01 2001 Tokyo Motor Show Index by TCC Team (10/22/2001) Nobody was quite sure what the mood would be at the 35th Tokyo Motor Show, coming just six weeks after the horrific events of Sept. 11, which happened on ...

2001 Tokyo: Subdued, Surprising

2001 Tokyo Motor Show Index by TCC Team (10/29/2001) Things were a good bit more subdued than normal at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show. Last month’s attacks on Washington and New York were clearly on everyone’s mind and security ...

2001 Tokyo Show Preview

2001 Tokyo Motor Show Index by TCC Team (10/22/2001) The most recent auto show in Frankfurt was overshadowed by the Sept. 11 terror attacks. Now, the Tokyo Motor Show hopes to override ...

Tokyo 1999: Trucks and Stuff

Close to 300 manufacturers showcased their product offerings at the 33rd Tokyo Motor Show, with the theme of "Eye to the Future; Changing Vehicles for the Earth." While sedans and luxury-car models remain the mainstay of the Asian ...

1999 Tokyo Motor Show Part I

Tokyo’s Motor Show takes place at Makuhari Messe, a complex of warehouse-styled convention halls northeast of Tokyo. Every other year, the world’s major car players bring the best they’ve got – concepts and production vehicles sold in ...

1999 Tokyo Motor Show, Part II

1999 Honda FCX concept HONDA FCX A full-size fuel-cell vehicle, there’s plenty of room in the FCX since its very thin fuel cells are stored beneath the floor. The short hood gives the car a dramatic cab-forward stance; ...

1999 Tokyo Motor Show, Part III

FORD 021C If you don’t get it, "then you’re probably not meant to," says Marc Newson, the celebrated Australian product designer who got a chance to design his first car for Ford’s Tokyo exhibit. Forget fancy electronics and ...

1999 Tokyo Motor Show: Final Word

The halls at Makuhari Messe are nearly as crowded as a Tokyo subway car this week, now that the doors have opened on Japan’s biennial auto show. The Tokyo Motor Show is one of the automotive world’s biggest events, with more than ...

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