Aston Martin Cygnet

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Yes, you read right. The image you see above is of the Aston Martin Cygnet concept, the brand's low emissions city car that's sure to cause a bit of a scene within the most loyal of Aston Martin enthusiasts. Based on the Toyota IQ, the car has all the panache of its supercar brethren with signature Aston design details and a carefully crafted interior. Love it or hate it, it does look like a whole hell of a lot of fun to drive. Link

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Toyota FT-86 Concept

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Its been awhile since we've seen a true 2+2 Toyota and while it seems like they've abandoned the segment altogether, that will all change come 2011. Shown here in its concept form, the Toyota FT-86 will be a rear wheel drive coupe with a 2.0 liter boxer engine sourced from Subaru. The production model is set to hit showrooms in late 2011. Link: Est $20,000+ / Source

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Mini Coupe Concept

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While its design is sure to polarize the masses, in our opinion Mini's Coupe Concept is quite possibly the best idea to come out of their design studio since the re-launch of the modern day Mini Cooper. The concept celebrates the 50th anniversary of the brand with a compact two seater that is sure to be a hit in the segment if ever produced. The concept is powered by a 1.6 liter turbocharged engine, putting out a total of 211 horsepower which should deliver a fun driving experience when taken into the corners. We can only imagine the consensus will be mostly positive and it'll only be a matter of time before this amazing looking coupe hits a Mini showroom near you. More shots after the jump. Link / Source

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Toyota Concepts @ SEMA

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Toyota was nice enough to give us special coverage of some of their concepts on the show floor. The two concepts we're going to show you are the ones that really caught our eye at the show, The Matrix x Fender 6-String and the Toyota Tundra Ducati Desmodici Transporter. Check out our coverage after the jump.

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