The Tokyo Auto Show of this year can be easily categorized as a local affair, and so, just as most of the companies that will be presenting here, they are Japanese in origin.
As we all know, by the global crisis, the automobile industry has been significantly damaged.
This has been forcing a lot of auto makers into enacting a budget reducing measures. Of these measures, included not joining as many motor shows to which they may have been accustomed.
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