Concept cars are usually a way for automakers and manufacturers to experiment with new technologies and designs. Many times, concept cars that are adored at auto shows only make it into production in very stripped-down forms. Sometimes the concepts don't make it into production at all. Japanese automaker Toyota has been teasing a new concept vehicle that may just do the latter, the Toyota FT-Bh, which will premiere at this year's Geneva Auto Show.

Are you part of (or know someone that's part of) an organization that helps those in need in our community? If your organization is looking for new transportation options, look now further than the "100 Cars for Good" program from Toyota. For the second year in a row, Toyota has kicked off this program, which awards 100 Toyota vehicles to U.S. nonprofit organizations over the course of 100 days. Winners will be determined through a public voting forum on the automaker's Facebook page, and applications will be accepted there as well. The deadline for entering is March…