Cars
Making its world premiere at Daihatsu's Tokyo Motor Show stand alongside the Basket and e:S concept models is the Deca Deca. Measuring just 3,395mm (133.5-in.) in length, the odd-looking, boxy shaped mini MPV features a pair of pillar-less fold out doors on the passenger's side while the vehicle's simplistic interior is distinguished by the slim fold-away seats that can be arranged in numerous ways either to perform work inside the car or to increase the cargo area.
- Daihatsu Exhibits D-r And D-x Roadster Concepts At Indonesia International Motor Show
The 20th Indonesia International Motor Show that takes place in the capital city of Jakarta from September 20 to 30, saw Toyota's subsidiary, Daihatsu displaying two concept roadsters at its stand. The D-R and D-X, first seen at the 2011 Tokyo Motor...
- Tokyo '09: Daihatsu's Pint-sized Basket Concept
Seen by many as a modern-day Fiat 500 Jolli with a Japanese twist in it, the Basket is one of four new concept models unveiled by Daihatsu at the Tokyo Motor Show. The 3,395 mm long canvas-top Basket is based on the JDM Mira matching a 600cc 3-cylinder...
- Daihatsu Basket Concept Heads To Tokyo Motor Show
Bearing a resemblance or two to popular European golf-cart-like canvas top minis of the 60s and 70s such as the MINI Moke, Citroen Mehari and Fiat 500 Jolli, the Basket is a concept model from Daihatsu and it will make its world premiere at the Tokyo...
- Tokyo '09: Daihatsu Previews E:s Concept Mini
This is the Daihatsu e:S, one of the many concept cars that the Japanese automaker is planning to exhibit at this month' 41st Tokyo Motor Show. Even though Daihatsu describes the e:S as a design study, the 3,100mm long micro car that rides on a 2,175mm...
- 2007 Tokyo Motor Show: Japanese Carmaker Premieres
If there’s one thing we’d really, really like to do in October that would definitely be to attend the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show. But, since there’s no money, there’s no Tokyo honey –at least for this year. To compensate...
Cars
Tokyo '09: Daihatsu Deca Deca Mini MPV Concept
Making its world premiere at Daihatsu's Tokyo Motor Show stand alongside the Basket and e:S concept models is the Deca Deca. Measuring just 3,395mm (133.5-in.) in length, the odd-looking, boxy shaped mini MPV features a pair of pillar-less fold out doors on the passenger's side while the vehicle's simplistic interior is distinguished by the slim fold-away seats that can be arranged in numerous ways either to perform work inside the car or to increase the cargo area.The Deca Deca is motivated by a three-cylinder turbocharged engine that drives the front wheels through a CVT.
- Daihatsu Exhibits D-r And D-x Roadster Concepts At Indonesia International Motor Show
The 20th Indonesia International Motor Show that takes place in the capital city of Jakarta from September 20 to 30, saw Toyota's subsidiary, Daihatsu displaying two concept roadsters at its stand. The D-R and D-X, first seen at the 2011 Tokyo Motor...
- Tokyo '09: Daihatsu's Pint-sized Basket Concept
Seen by many as a modern-day Fiat 500 Jolli with a Japanese twist in it, the Basket is one of four new concept models unveiled by Daihatsu at the Tokyo Motor Show. The 3,395 mm long canvas-top Basket is based on the JDM Mira matching a 600cc 3-cylinder...
- Daihatsu Basket Concept Heads To Tokyo Motor Show
Bearing a resemblance or two to popular European golf-cart-like canvas top minis of the 60s and 70s such as the MINI Moke, Citroen Mehari and Fiat 500 Jolli, the Basket is a concept model from Daihatsu and it will make its world premiere at the Tokyo...
- Tokyo '09: Daihatsu Previews E:s Concept Mini
This is the Daihatsu e:S, one of the many concept cars that the Japanese automaker is planning to exhibit at this month' 41st Tokyo Motor Show. Even though Daihatsu describes the e:S as a design study, the 3,100mm long micro car that rides on a 2,175mm...
- 2007 Tokyo Motor Show: Japanese Carmaker Premieres
If there’s one thing we’d really, really like to do in October that would definitely be to attend the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show. But, since there’s no money, there’s no Tokyo honey –at least for this year. To compensate...