FEATURE – WHAT ARE KEI CARS?
August 23, 2011 by Benson
Filed under Articles, Culture, Information, Kei Cars, Latest Articles, Opinions
So you might have seen the Suzuki Cappuccino and thought, “What are Kei cars and why do they look so girly?” Well, we’re going to take a closer look at Kei cars, the most misunderstood vehicle outside of Japan. Read more
KEI CARS – A SHOT OF SUZUKI CAPPUCCINO ANYONE?
No it’s not a flat white, but it’s a frothingly great car to drive.
The F6A engine was a piece of automotive technical brilliance, not to mention the astounding suspension setup in such a small package. I’ve been a fan of these ever since i got to drive one, it’s something very special indeed. Read more
Nanko Drifting In Its Heyday: October 2000
May 21, 2009 by Adam Zillin
Filed under Latest Articles, Odd Spot
I dread spring cleaning. As a male I can’t see the point of it really, but it does uncover some long lost treasures sometimes! I found some old photo albums from almost 10 years ago when I first came to Japan and my first visit to the Nanko area in Osaka and its now-infamous drift spot. Read more
K-Car Special Meeting at Central Circuit
May 13, 2009 by Adam Zillin
Filed under Circuit Racing, Events, Latest Articles
“Kei” or “lightweight” cars are ubiquitous in Japan. Everywhere you go there’s at least a hundred of them scattered around the place either in small truck form doing deliveries or little vans and hatchbacks getting from A to B. It’s not often you seem them modified past a new set of lowered springs, an exhaust and a set of wheels. Maybe even a body kit if the owner is feeling adventurous. Read more
