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Red Sports CarSports Cars - Try to refrain from drooling over your shoes - these are the two latest sports car concepts to be unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show and they're both absolutely stunning. Mazda and Yamaha both revealed their racy sports car designs today, though there are no UNVEILED alongside a lightweight sports car and a futuristic compact SUV, Toyota unveiled a new concept car that shows just what actually goes into your car. Named the Kikai, the concept is meant to encourage people to appreciate the beauty of machines and TOKYO -- In recent years, Toyota's sports car credentials have gathered dust, but the company seeks to reinvigorate its image, if not its lineup yet, with the S-FR. This new coupe concept unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show is designed for lightweight, nimble When I think of Yamaha one of two things come to mind: motorcycles or pianos. Diverging from that two-pronged product portfolio, Yamaha has come to the Tokyo Motor Show with both a sports car and a pair of electric motorbikes. See also: Nissan IDS: Is this Remember the Honda CR-Z? That’s the 2-seat hybrid sports car with the cantiky body that Honda introduced back in 2010. It sold pretty well at first, due largely to its attractive styling, but that was before people realized its wimpy IMA hybrid powertrain The Chryslus Rocket 69 coupe was teased at the end of the below reveal video, showing a sports car with bubble top lid and large fins. It looks like a concept car in the fifties of what designers imagined future cars would look like. Here's hoping .
Plans for a brand new, all-electric Honda sports car have been given the green light by the president of the Japanese company. The sub-NSX model, which would feature a motor driving each wheel, has been developed alongside the newly launched hybrid supercar. Despite stagnant wages and rising income inequality, the nation’s auto dealers said they expect to sell 5,000 super-sports cars and luxury vehicles by the year’s end. Yeh Ming-te (葉明德), chief executive officer of T Car TV, a television channel DETROIT -- The race for the title of top-selling U.S. sports car is about to kick into overdrive. Not for 2015. Ford has it wrapped up, with the sixth-generation Mustang breezing past the aging Chevy Camaro for the first time in six years. But now the When it comes to car design, Gordon Murray has had a highly varied career. He designed the McLaren F1 supercar, as well as the lightweight Rocket single-seat sports car and numerous race cars. Throughout his career, Murray has always emphasized lightweight .