Japanese car culture has contributed many trends to the automotive world over the decades, many of which have taken on new life in the United States and other markets. Neither the subculture of ...

Kei cars are a Japanese phenomenon. Literally ‘light automobiles’, the tiny machines were conceived after WWII as a means of maximising depleted resources while mobilising the Japanese populace. With ...

The Suzuki Every has always been a no-nonsense kei van, built more for utility than flair. But the new J Limited edition changes that in the best way. With rugged black bumpers, a turbocharged engine, ...

If you’re already a patron of the kei car scene, you’ll appreciate awesome compact overlanders like the Mitsubishi Delica and the Toyota HiAce. In case you’re not, let this little Suzuki be a lesson — ...

My second Japanese domestic market import is finally home! This 1989 Suzuki Every is easily one of the most ridiculous vehicles I've ever driven. It's absolute chaos at any speed and you can't help ...

View post: 5 Crossovers That Are Actually Fun to Drive A new company out of Japan called HW Electro wants to be the first manufacturer of electric vehicles in the country’s hotly contested commercial ...

Japanese car culture has contributed many trends to the automotive world over the decades, many of which have taken on new life in the United States and other markets. Neither the subculture of ...