In response to a new wave of roadsters from MG, Fiat, and BMW, Toyota unveiled its MRJ prototype at the 1995 Tokyo show. Designed by...

Plymouth released the small Backpack pickup truck concept in time to appear at the 1995 Chicago Auto Show. The 2+2 Backpack featured a...

L2K stood for Lincoln 2000 and was one of several attempts to develop a convertible version of the Mark-series sport-luxury coupe. The...

One of the most beautiful of recent concept cars, the Chrysler Atlantic recalled the styling of the classic Bugatti grand tourer of the...

This is an elegant rear-wheel-drive sedan showcasing advanced technology to enhance passengers' convenience, comfort, safety, and...

Making its North American debut at the 1997 Chicago show was the Mercedes-Benz F200 coupe concept. The F200 used a "drive-by-wire"...

The 1997 Toyota e-com is a concept car that was unveiled at the 1997 Tokyo Motor Show. It is a compact, two-passenger vehicle with a...

The radically styled Mercury MC4 concept car sported "gull-wing" style truck lids raised from just above either rear wheel well to allow...

Lexus revealed its Sport Luxury Vehicle (SLV) concept on February 6, 1997, at the Chicago Auto Show. The SLV was a vision of a new blend...

Presented at the 1997 Chicago Auto Show is the Lexus HPS. Comment below if you have more details on this rare Lexus concept. Images...

The Hyundai Avatar, a show car now appearing at major auto shows, offers a look at what Hyundai Motor America sees as major styling...

Libre was a small, four-passenger convertible built off of Ford’s European B-platform. Sharply angled windshield, clean sheet body...