Walking around the Tokyo Auto Salon venue, I thought, "What? You brought a Renault Twin'Run from France?" at the booth of Hatano Motors in Saitama Prefecture. We talked to them about the "C'eLavie 105 Maxi" in bright blue.

The 1990s was a period when many domestic cars, now known as neo-classic cars and secretly popular, appeared on the market. Here, we dare to exclude the dominant cars such as the Honda Odyssey, the pioneer of family cars and minivans, and the Toyota Prius, the pioneer of hybrid cars, and introduce the cars that penetrated the youth following the trends of the time.