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2004 Kia KCV-3 Concept Photo Gallery
Kia KCV-3 concept As its name suggests, the KCV-3 is the third in a Kia's series of KCV concept... more |
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2004 Honda HSC Concept Photo Gallery
Honda HSC conceptOne of the Tokyo show's brightest stars, the HSC is pretty clear indicator of the... more |
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2004 Lexus LF-S Concept Photo Gallery
Lexus LF-S concept Although the Lexus brand is a great success in the States and has been launched... more |
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2004 Toyota PM Concept Photo Gallery
Toyota PM Crowds thronged the Toyota stand to gawk at the PM-personal mobility—a single-person... more |
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2004 Suzuki Mobile Terrace Concept Photo Gallery
Suzuki Mobile Terrace concept The Mobile Terrace people mover was one of the wackier concepts at... more |
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2004 Mazda Ibuki Concept Photo Gallery
Mazda Ibuki concept This is it, folks, essentially the next-generation Mazda Miata. Expect a world... more |
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2004 Honda Kiwami Concept Photo Gallery
Honda Kiwami Concept Kiwami means ultimate in Japanese, and we'd say Honda's long, low, and wide... more |
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2004 Subaru R1e Concept Photo Gallery
Subaru R1e concept The R1e is an electric minicar concept. Although its dimensions are diminutive... more |
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2004 Daihatsu Ai Concept
Barely noticed on its first show stand at Frankfurt, Daihatsu's impossibly adorable Ai concept... more |
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2004 Jeep Treo Concept
Jeep was the only U.S. manufacturer to bring a concept car to Tokyo--the Treo. Designed at... more |
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2004 Nissan Serenity Concept
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2004 Daihatsu D-Bone Concept
What a name... Looking uncomfortably like a few recent Jeep concepts (the 2001 Willys2 and the 1997... more |
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2004 Honda IMAS Concept
Think of the IMAS concept as an Insight with the soul of a CRX. With a "naked" interior that... more |
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2004 Subaru B9 Scrambler Concept
Subaru is developing a new "face" for its cars, and we'd say that Subaru chief designer Andreas... more |
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2004 Mitsuoka Orochi Concept
One of Japan's lesser-known automakers (at least to Westerners), Mitsuoka's oddball collection of... more |
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