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2011 Tokyo motor show A-Z

The latest news and pictures from the 2011 Tokyo motor show, as the wraps come off new performance cars and exciting concepts

This week sees the opening of the 42nd Tokyo motor show. It's being promoted with the tagline 'mobility can change the world', and there'll be the usual plethora of titchy kei-cars and odd scooter-like concepts to echo this. Fear not, though, as there should be plenty of sporty stuff too. Not least Toyota and Subaru's joint rear-drive coupe venture, a hot Nissan Juke and Honda's return to the performance car market. Click the links below for details and pictures of all the latest new cars from Tokyo.

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European show stars at Tokyo

Honda NSX returns!

Honda CR-Z Mugen

Honda Sports EV Concept

Honda's full range of concepts

Mazda Takeri sports saloon

Mazda Takeri and CX-5 - live show pictures

Nissan Juke Nismo

Nissan Leaf Nismo

New Nissan Nismo performance cars

Subaru BRZ coupe

Subaru BRZ - live show pictures

Subaru BRZ GT300 racing car

Subaru Impreza STI S206

Subaru Advanced Tourer and Impreza S206 show pictures

Toyota GT 86

Toyota GT 86 - live show pictures

Volkswagen Cross Coupe concept

Volkswagen Passat Alltrack

Big Tokyo picture gallery - our hits and misses

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