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The highlight of the show: the launch of Nissan's long-awaited GT-R flagship performance car. |
Japan’s automakers show their mojo at 40th Tokyo Motor Show
If prizes were awarded for hype, Nissan’s long-awaited GT-R would be a cinch for the Car of the Year award. Launching it Oct. 24 at the 40th annual Tokyo Motor Show, Nissan Chief Executive Officer Carlos Ghosn was at his showman best as he unveiled the GT-R.
[BUSINESSWEEK]
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