Many people are gearing up for the LA Auto Show this coming Wednesday. But there is another auto show that will also be going on this week over in Japan. The Tokyo Auto Show will feature a few European cars, but the majority of cars debuting will be Japanese. Here are five of the cars that will be making their debut. The Tokyo Auto Show will take place from November 22 - December 1.
Daihatsu FC DECK - Besides looking like a semi truck from the future, the symbol in the middle of the name looks like someone giving the finger. It's probably meant for people who don't give a FC.
Honda S660 - Honda isn't really known for making convertibles. They're actually not well known for making any fun, exciting cars at all. If this goes into production, it is destined to compete with the Mazda MX-5 and the Scion FR-S. If they can do that, this would finally be an interesting car for Honda.
Nissan BladeGlider - With bat like looks and so much aerodynamic forces keeping it on the road, this electric sportscar may help make electric cars more popular and fun to drive.
Toyota i-Road - Toyota will be debuting many different cars at the Tokyo Motor Show this year. Along with many hybrids, there will also be this three wheeled city car. It will only have a top speed of 28 mph, but the whole car leans when you turn into a corner, giving drivers the feeling of being on a motorcycle.
Toyota FT-86 Open Concept - At the moment, the Toyota GT-86/Scion FR-S only comes as a hardtop. Now, Toyota is looking at making both a convertible version as well as a four door version. With the top down, you can now have a complete driving experience.
Nissan BladeGlider - With bat like looks and so much aerodynamic forces keeping it on the road, this electric sportscar may help make electric cars more popular and fun to drive.
Toyota i-Road - Toyota will be debuting many different cars at the Tokyo Motor Show this year. Along with many hybrids, there will also be this three wheeled city car. It will only have a top speed of 28 mph, but the whole car leans when you turn into a corner, giving drivers the feeling of being on a motorcycle.
Toyota FT-86 Open Concept - At the moment, the Toyota GT-86/Scion FR-S only comes as a hardtop. Now, Toyota is looking at making both a convertible version as well as a four door version. With the top down, you can now have a complete driving experience.
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