The Canadian International Auto Show opened Friday at the Toronto Metro Convention Centre. The show runs until a week Sunday. There are more than 1,000 cars on display ranging from new to old. There are stock, electric and classic cars. Proof that everything old is new are the front-opening “suicide doors” familiar on cars of the 1930s seen here on this Nissan Vmotion 2.0 concept. It is part of the company’s plans for zero-emission and autonomous driving models. But the doors, which tend to spill unsuspecting passengers out onto the pavement, probably won’t make it through the road test. CBC Auto Show
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