Daihatsu unveiled the "Move #ootd" concept at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2026, emphasizing a design that blends into daily life.

Features a unique design with two-tone color options for a casual look.

Boasts a stylish denim-themed interior, combining practicality with attractive design elements.

In today's kei-car market dominated by super-height wagons, the Daihatsu Sonica, a model from the past, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity.

The Sonica was developed as a kei-car specifically focused on "driving performance" and "long-distance comfort."

Equipped with ultra-luxurious seats, it's being praised by users as the "ultimate kei-car grand tourer" for comfortable long-distance touring.

Red Bull Tokyo Drift 2026 was held at a distribution center in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan.

ESR Yokohama Kōhoku Distribution Center 3 was transformed into a drift and custom car festival.

The event was filled with surprises and celebrated Japanese car culture.

Nissan's "Serenity," unveiled at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show, was a groundbreaking concept that blended sedan and minivan characteristics.

Its pillarless design and sliding doors created an exceptionally wide opening, prioritizing ease of entry and exit.

The interior incorporated luxurious materials and traditional Japanese design elements, creating a refined and upscale atmosphere.

The Honda Freed's popularity stems from its compact size (around 4.3m long) and practical sliding doors, perfect for Japan's crowded streets.

Excellent fuel economy (over 25 km/L) is a major selling point.

Its 3-row, 6-seater configuration ideally suits the needs of Japanese families.

A Lamborghini Miura, formerly owned by Saudi royalty and a Kuwaiti Prime Minister, fetched a staggering $2.3 million (¥330 million JPY) at auction.

This early Miura boasts a rare white exterior paired with a striking red interior.

The sale highlights the Miura's status as a highly desirable and valuable classic supercar.