#2015TokyoMotorShow

The 2015 Tokyo Motor Show has come to a close, and it hosted the debuts of two of the hottest concept cars we’ve seen in a while.

To one side is Tokyo Bay, to the other, Japan’s capital and largest metropolitan area on planet Earth. In between these leviathans is a world-renowned biennial motor show. Maybe you’ve heard of it?

The Nissan Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo has received a new paint job and it’s simply stunning.

Subaru unveiled a pair of design studies at the Tokyo Motor Show. This one happens to be called the VIZIV Future Concept.

Mazda has no intentions of letting the rotary engine die a silent death.

Lexus has previewed its next-generation LS sedan at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show.

Mitsubishi is eyeing an all-electric future, starting with the eX concept at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show.

Concept cars are designed to be creative and unique, but Nissan has gone the extra mile at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show.

Mitsubishi has revealed another all-electric crossover concept, the eX, at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. 

Toyota unveiled its adorable S-FR concept at the Tokyo Motor Show, previewing a sporty little Mazda MX-5 Miata fighter.

Yamaha’s latest machine has four wheels, but it’s definitely not an ATV.

Honda took the wraps off its Clarity Fuel Cell sedan at the Tokyo Motor Show, a hydrogen-powered car that Honda promises will be as easy to drive and operate as a regular gas car.

The course of the Lexus flagship sedan is about to take a dramatic turn.

What is it that young people want in new cars? Is it performance or fuel economy? What about style, affordable pricing or reliability? Well, Nissan thinks it has the answer with a cube-shaped concept that’s called the Teatro for Dayz, that’s DAYS with a Z.

Mercedes-Benz has quite the vision for the future of motoring.