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Nissan’s ‘Skyline NISMO’ Goes Above The ‘400R’
The current Skyline is now available in a limited edition Skyline NISMO model, which offers even more performance than the high-performance 400R model. It has "enough performance to awaken Skyline lovers", which convinced the author, who had given up on the Skyline at one point.
Fiat 500 ‘Bespoke’ Can Be Coordinated To Your Liking
The Nostalgic 2 Days, held on 17-18 February 2024, was a major motor show where old and out-of-print cars took center stage. This time, the MUSEO DELLA CINQUECENTO exhibited a 1970 Fiat 500, which was stylishly coordinated in gold and blue.
Toyota’s ‘Toyoace’ Truck In The Style Of The Japan Self-Defense Forces!
HARDEE'S also manufactures machines tailored to the owner's wishes. The vehicle introduced here was built as a wild camper vehicle, using the Dyna's sibling, the "Toyoace," and fitted out in the style of the Self-Defense Forces, reflecting the owner's opinion that a commercially available camper vehicle would not be interesting enough.
Nostalgic Kei-car Suzuki ‘Fronte Coupe’ Was A Micro Sport Car
The Nostalgic 2 Days motor show, held on 17-18 February 2024, was a major motor show where old and out-of-print cars took center stage. From that venue, this issue introduces the Suzuki Fronte Coupe, a 360cc-era kei-car that debuted in 1971.
Why Mitsubishi ‘Eclipse’ Customized To “The Fast & Furious” Movie Specs
There are many reasons why people fall in love with cars, but many people become car enthusiasts because of the influence of manga and movies. For example, many people must have become interested in not only the cars in the film but also the customization after watching the film "The Fast & Furious". In this issue, we introduce some of the car guys and their cars that were influenced by such films.
Why Was The Honda ‘Airwave’ Convenient And Cheap But Short-lived?
The Honda Airwave, introduced in 2005, was a station wagon that used the platform used in the first-generation Fit, with a new car price of less than 1.5 million yen (approx. 10,000 USD) for the entry-level model. What kind of car was it?
Nissan’s ‘Frontier’ Pickup Truck Customized In NASCAR Style
T.R.A.KYOTO proposes a car that incorporates a playful spirit based on a slightly older truck, a sports truck that takes on the challenge of free thinking without being bound by any framework. The concept of the car based on the Nissan Frontier was NASCAR, which represents American motor sports.
Suzuki ‘CV1’, A Phantom Moped Car Only About 100 Units
The "most basic car" in Japan is generally a kei-car, but there is an even more minimalist category of transporters: micro cars and moped cars. The car introduced here is the CV1, a one-seater compact car with a displacement of 50 cc, which was introduced to the market by Suzuki in 1981.
