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Turning Heads: The Impact Of Unique Colors On Nissan ‘GT-R’ Customization
CREWCH is a shop in Mie Prefecture that specialises in GT-Rs. The shop attracts many unique GT-R owners. This time, Ogura-san drives a rare Titanium Grey R35. Why did he suddenly switch to an R35 GT-R after driving a minivan all his life?
From Bass Fishing To Electrical Work: Unveiling The Multi-Purpose ‘Hiace Cargo’
The HIACE style magazine for Toyota Hiace riders. The "Working Hiace" section introduces customised Hiaces that are used as work partners. This time, the AMW editorial department focused on the car of "Kawamoto Equipment", a Type 6 rider, who showed us his customised cargo space.
Wide And Low Toyota ‘Hiace’ In Bright Red
HIACE Style, the magazine for Toyota Hiace riders, introduces one of the most notable vehicles. This time, we introduce Yoichi Beppu's Hiace, which stands out for its vivid red body color. The powerful outward-facing audio system, which shows the owner's dedication, is also a focus of attention.
Why Did A Nissan ‘Skyline GT-R’ Owner Choose The R33 Instead Of The R32?
The GT-R Magazine introduces Mr Tatsuhiko Sawa, who bought a 1995 R33 from CREWCH, a shop in Mie Prefecture that has recently been increasing its presence in the GT-R market.
Her Toyota Hiace “Is My Favorite With The White Wheels”
The "HIACE Style" magazine, the purveyor to Toyota Hiace riders, introduces one of the cars they are looking out for. This time, we introduce the Hiace of "Catherine", who switched from the Honda "N-BOX". The interior, which exudes a delicate feminine atmosphere, and the white-colored wheels are just some of the highlights of the customization.
Toyota ‘Corona EXiV’ Established The Popularity Of The 4-door Hardtop Coupe
The Corona EXiV was introduced in 1989 as the successor to the Toyota Corona Coupe. It was fully remodeled in 1993, and a racing machine based on the Corona EXiV was entered in the All-Japan Touring Car Championship, which was popular at the time, from 1994. We take a fresh look back at the car.
Comfortable Van-life Version Of The Suzuki’s Compact Car ‘Solio’
Suzuki's family-friendly compact car, the Solio is a popular minivan with a tall, tall body that is easy to use. Based on the Solio, the Okayama-based camping builder PaPa BUILD, which has produced many compact overnight models, has produced a model of a camper that can be used daily. We take a closer look at its interesting equipment.
Toyota ‘Soarer’ Transplanted With ‘R32 GT-R’ Engine And Interior Equipment
The manga "Shakotan Boogie", written by Michiharu Kusunoki and serialized in Weekly Young Magazine in 1986, had a great impact on vehicle lovers in Japan. Influenced by the manga, an owner built a real-life version of the Toyota Soarer that the manga's main character "Hajime-chan" drove.
