Japan's 64 PS (63 HP) horsepower limit on Kei cars has been in place since 1987.

Electric Kei cars like the Nissan Sakura and N-ONE e: already exceed this power level in real-world performance.

Innovative approaches, potentially like the 'Super One' concept, hint at a possible future where the limit is lifted.

Speculation surrounds a potential Toyota bZ4X Touring wagon variant.

The wagon design is rumored to be compelling, potentially attracting SUV enthusiasts.

The article is part of a series providing cost information for prospective car buyers in Japan.

Aisin has commenced production of Mazda's 6-speed automatic transmission at its US subsidiary, AISIN Drivetrain, Inc. (ADI).

This production marks a crucial step in meeting the demand for Mazda vehicles in the North American market.

Aisin's advanced technological capabilities and production capacity will support the stable supply of ATs that meet Mazda's quality standards.

Subaru's WRX remains a globally popular sports sedan.

Subaru has recently released unique special edition models for different markets.

The Australian-exclusive "AWD Club Spec Evo" stands out with its unique color and 6-speed manual transmission.

Magnus Walker, the renowned Porsche collector and fashion designer, recently auctioned off his 1980 Porsche 924 Turbo.

This particular 924 Turbo is one of only 600 North American models featuring the unique "Pasha" interior.

The car sold for a surprisingly low price of ¥2.34 million, which is approximately $16,000 USD.

Japan's Golden Week holiday is approaching, but highway holiday toll discounts are confirmed to be suspended through 2026.

While the suspension aims to reduce congestion, rising prices and energy costs have fueled dissatisfaction.

There's a growing call for proactive measures to lower highway tolls.

Raises questions about the current state of the Skyline.

Highlights both excitement and anxiety surrounding the new Skyline model.

Encourages a re-evaluation of what the Skyline represents.

Toyota VOXY gets a 5-seater "MULTI UTILITY (MU)" version under the Modellista brand.

By removing the 3rd-row seats, a spacious 2-level cargo area is created, enhancing usability for camping and other activities.

A model proposing a new possibility for VOXY.

The standard Suzuki Solio, not the sportier Bandit variant, is gaining popularity among young Japanese buyers.

Traditionally, the Bandit was the preferred choice, but the standard Solio is seeing a surge in popularity with the current generation.

This article explores the reasons behind the shift in preference among young buyers.