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Toyota's "New" Noah is Here! The "King of Mid-Size Minivans" Evolves with Enhanced Looks and a New Entry-Level Trim. Priced from ~$21,000 USD!55
Toyota Noah received an update on April 10, 2026.
The update includes interior and exterior design improvements while maintaining an affordable price point.
Key features are the addition of a new entry-level grade and redesigned headlights.
Mitsubishi's Rally Legacy: From Galant VR-4 to Lancer Evolution, Tommi Mäkinen's Domination and the Birth of a Legend75
This article revisits Mitsubishi's golden era in the World Rally Championship (WRC).
It highlights the transition from the Galant VR-4 to the iconic Lancer Evolution, driven by Tommi Mäkinen's four consecutive championship wins.
Mitsubishi's motorsport passion has reignited, seen in recent AXCR (Asia Cross Country Rally) participation and the revival of Ralliart.
Selling Your Bike? Don't Lose Out on Insurance Refunds and Interruption Certificates!15
When selling your motorcycle, you need to cancel both compulsory (Jibaiseki) and optional insurance policies.
You may be eligible for a refund of your insurance premium upon cancellation, depending on the terms.
If you plan to ride a motorcycle again in the future, obtaining an "Interruption Certificate" will allow you to carry over your insurance rating.
First-Gen Suzuki Hustler's Manual Transmission Drives Up Used Prices!70
The Suzuki Hustler, now in its 2nd generation, is a popular kei car.
The manual transmission (MT) option, available in the first generation, was discontinued in the current model.
The MT-equipped first-gen Hustlers are highly sought after by enthusiasts, driving up their used car prices.
Lamborghini Jota: Bob Wallace Reveals the Truth Behind the Legend75
This article commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Lamborghini Miura.
Development driver Bob Wallace reveals the truth behind the legendary Lamborghini Jota (J).
The Jota was a unique model distinct from the Miura, featuring its own frame and a powerful V12 engine.
Yamaha to End Tricity Production in Japan: The Last Front Two-Wheeler Bites the Dust, Overseas Expansion Continues?55
Yamaha Motor Co. announces the end of domestic production of the Tricity series (LMW front 2-wheel design) by summer 2026.
While sales will cease in Japan, overseas expansion is expected to continue.
The Tricity features Yamaha's unique leaning multi-wheel technology.
Quiz Time: Decoding Automotive Acronyms - What is HEV?55
A quiz-style article explaining the automotive acronym "HEV" (Hybrid Electric Vehicle).
Refreshes the meaning and full name of commonly used abbreviations in the car world.
Originally published on Best Car Web.
Rediscovering Honda's Motocompo: The Original Trunk Bike, a Two and Four-Wheel Simultaneous Development!60
Rediscovering Honda's Motocompo, the first-ever two and four-wheel co-developed vehicle.
Features a compact 118.5cm length and foldable handlebars.
Designed to fit in the trunk of the first-generation Honda City, showcased at the Automobile Council 2026.
Peugeot 408: A Stylish Coupe SUV with a Fuel-Efficient 1.2L Turbo65
The Peugeot 408, marketed as a "liberated new species," is making waves in Japan.
This unique coupe SUV blends sedan and SUV elements into a striking form.
Sized similarly to the Toyota Crown Sport (4.7m length) and powered by a fuel-efficient 1.2L turbo engine, achieving 20.4 km/L (WLTC mode).
Toyota WRC's Glorious Past and Yaris' Championship Comeback: A Look at the First Golden Era and Beyond75
Japanese automakers have historically honed their engineering prowess through participation in overseas rallies.
Toyota stands out as a formidable force in the WRC (World Rally Championship).
This article celebrates Toyota's WRC legacy, revisiting their history and achievements.
Suzuki's New 'e-Vitara' Compact SUV: Stylish Interior, Affordable Price (from $14,000 USD) with Incentives!70
Suzuki launches the new 'e-Vitara', a compact SUV with a convenient 4.3m overall length.
Available from the $14,000 USD range thanks to government subsidies and tax breaks (in Japan).
Features a stylish interior design, making it an ideal daily driver.
Mitsubishi Hints at Pajero Revival, Announces New SUV by 2026!75
Mitsubishi showcases its 4WD legacy at the Automobile Council 2026.
Highlights the history of the Pajero, sparking anticipation for a new SUV.
Announces the introduction of a new SUV by 2026, strengthening Mitsubishi's SUV strategy.