The Nissan S-Cargo was first shown at the 1987 Tokyo Motor Show. From 1989 until 1992, only about 8,000 were produced. The small but tall...

At the 1987 Tokyo Motor Show, Nissan unveiled a sporty concept reminiscent of the Lotus Seven. It was an open cockpit design with bulging...

Following the Be-1, the PAO rolled out as the second model of the “Pike Car” series. Pike car is a generic name of playful yet “edgy”...

MID4 is an experimental car to exhibit the achievements of R&D at motor shows. The model name comes from a supercar with a midship engine...

The Jura Minivan concept was shown at the 1987 Tokyo Auto show. It had a long wheelbase, electronically-controlled suspension, 4-wheel...

At the 1987 edition of the Tokyo Motor Show, Nissan went all out, displaying no less than six concepts ranging from a mid-engined Toyota...

Designed by Shigeru Miki, the ARC-X has a transverse-mount 24-valve v6 engine producing 190hp and included a 4WD layout with four-wheel...

The Mitsubishi HSR (Highly Sophisticated-transport Research) is a range of concept cars exhibited by Mitsubishi Motors through the late...

The 1987 Mazda Pair Concept was a micro-van and trailer prototype that could be adapted for various purposes and was designed to be used...

The Mazda MX-04 of 1987 was both a realistic and unrealistic Concept. It used a conventional rotary powertrain, perhaps from an RX-7,...

The 1987 Lincoln by Vignale debuted at the 1987 Chicago Auto Show. It was based on a Thunderbird / Cougar, V8 engine, all-wheel drive,...

The Gorbi was an all-terrain vehicle built for desert rallies and based on a Lada platform. It was fitted with large wheels, had great...