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Tokyo Motor Show gallery: 3

Third gallery of pictures and roundup of the stars from the 2009 Tokyo motor show

This week has seen Tokyo host the latest big motor show. Big news at the 2009 shindig has focused around electric cars and fuel-saving future technology, but that’s not to say supercars and performance metal has been ignored. Browse through the links below to read about our Tokyo show stars, and peruse the gallery of pictures at the bottom of the page.

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* NEW! Tokyo concepts' video

Caterham – going electric?

* UPDATED! Honza CR-Z – the reborn CRX

* UPDATED! Lexus LFA – 202mph supercar* UPDATED!  Lotus Exige Scura special edition

Mitsubishi Evo X gets an update

Nissan GT-R revised for 2010Subaru Impreza WRX STI Carbon

* UPDATED!  Suzusho Supasse V supercar

Toyota FT-86 rear-wheel-drive coupe

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