Of the 267 vehicles exhibited at the show, only 17 were passenger cars, attesting to the high demand for commercial-use vehicles at the time.

The Motor Exposition that had regularly been held by the Nikkan Jidosha Shimbun until 1953 was discontinued, and was reborn as the All-Japan Motor Show (Zennihon Jidosha Show, officially called the Tokyo Motor Show in English) the following year.

Toyopet Super (RHN) '10.1953–55

Toyopet Super (RHN) '10.1953–55
Toyopet Super (RHN) '10.1953–55
Toyopet Super (RHN) '10.1953–55

Toyota FA '02.1954–09.1964

Toyota FA '02.1954–09.1964
Toyota FA '02.1954–09.1964
Toyota FA Fire Engine '1954–64
Toyota FA '02.1954–09.1964

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