From Transformable Mini-Cars to Extreme Xbox Scooters
Michael Hines — November 25, 2011 — Autos
The Tokyo Motor Show is right around the corner, and what better way to get hyped for it then by checking out all of these Tokyo Motor Show innovations? I don't know what it is, but for some reason, the strangest and most unique concepts always seem to debut in Tokyo. Depending on the year, one can expect to see everything from a Daihatsu micro-car designed to transform three different ways to an electric Yamaha scooter that looks strikingly similar to an Xbox.
Perhaps the best reason for clicking through all of these Tokyo Motor Show innovations is to get yourself pumped for the debut of the Nissa Juke GT-R. The miniature crossover is getting the GT-R's engine dropped inside of it in addition to a race-inspired makeover. The car will debut at the 2011 Motor Show and has an outside chance of going into production if public reaction is positive.
Perhaps the best reason for clicking through all of these Tokyo Motor Show innovations is to get yourself pumped for the debut of the Nissa Juke GT-R. The miniature crossover is getting the GT-R's engine dropped inside of it in addition to a race-inspired makeover. The car will debut at the 2011 Motor Show and has an outside chance of going into production if public reaction is positive.
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