About 200 cars gathered at "Gunma Sonic" held at G Messe Gunma. Among the 200 GR86, 86 & BRZ that gathered at the "Gunma Sonic" held at G-Messe Gunma, we would like to introduce the Toyota GR86, which was not too flashy, but had a special aura about it.

The Nissan R33 GT-R that came to the Rays fan meeting was a limited edition model with a distinctive blue body color. Purchased new, it has been 28 years since its purchase and has been running well while using alternatives. We asked him about what he values most about it.

Attracting attention with its brave and fully customized style was the Daihatsu "Move" created by custom car builder Sho. Not only the front face but also the rear style and interior were thoroughly crafted to create a one-of-a-kind Move. We asked the owner to introduce the details of the remarkable custom menu.

A two-door, rear-wheel-drive car with a high-powered V8 engine, created between 1960 and 1970, is collectively called a "muscle car" in the United States. Never mind the handling, it is simply a big power, fast, straight-line leader. The word "muscle" (muscular) is probably used to describe this muscularity and fierceness. The Plymouth "Road Runner" introduced here was the antithesis of those vehicles that were too expensive at the time and were unleashed on the world at an inexpensive price setting so that even the young could afford it.

Friendly, a company that specializes in camper production, has introduced the Pecola Classic, which looks just like an American car. The base model is a Toyota Town Ace. Let's take a look at the features of this cute and easy-to-drive camper, which allows you to comfortably enjoy camping with your dog.

Mazda's first generation NA model “Roadster” was launched in September 1989 and quickly became a huge hit. Many of these Roadsters participated in the “Retractable Car Jamboree (RETRA JAM) Vol. 2. We interviewed Mirei and her sister, Makoto, who own a Roadster with a beautiful marina blue color, about their episodes with their car.

Toyota's representative "Crown" is currently in its 16th generation, but the first generation was launched in 1955, and the brand will celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2025. The 1964 Toyopet Crown seen at the Se-no-Moto Grand Prix 2024 was a non-restored car that still retains its original appearance. How did this car survive and why did the young Mr. Nishino come to own it?　We asked him about the story.

Introducing the Nissan R32 GT-R, a car with an appearance that foreshadows driving, from among the approximately 700 owner cars that participated in the Rays Fan Meeting. Owner "Kinoshi" purchased his R32 GT-R with a roll bar from the beginning. We asked him about the reason for this and other details.