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AI-Powered Nicknames: What Monikers Would AI Give the Land Cruiser 300, Jimny Sierra, and CX-5?70
AI generated nicknames for three popular SUVs: Land Cruiser 300, Jimny Sierra, and Mazda CX-5.
The AI came up with unique names beyond human imagination.
The AI's naming sense captures the individuality of each model.
Affordable 3-Wheeler "VIVEL TRIKE" Debuts in Japan: 3-Seater, Sub-$5000, and Super Economical!70
Bubble, a bike shop in Isehara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, introduces the "VIVEL TRIKE", a 3-wheeled trike.
Compact body with an overall length of 2 meters, capable of seating 3 people.
Offers exceptional fuel economy, claiming 150km per 100 yen spent, and can be driven with a standard driver's license without mandatory vehicle inspections.
Buy Used Cars at Toyota! What is Toyota's New "Online Purchase" Method?70
Toyota launches online purchasing for used cars.
Online car buying, common for new cars, expands to used vehicles.
Buy a used Toyota without visiting a dealership or meeting a salesperson.
Akiko Marumo's Detour Days: Cheering on a 2-Hour Endurance Race at Tsukuba Circuit35
Car journalist Akiko Marumo visited Tsukuba Circuit to watch the "VITA Tsukuba Series" 2-hour endurance race.
She was there to support the team of Tipo editor-in-chief Sato Takahiro and her husband, Yohei Hashimoto.
The article provides a report on the race and the atmosphere of the circuit.
Ferrari Amalfi Spider Lands in Japan: The Ultimate Luxury of the Latest 2+2 Open-Top60
The latest Ferrari 2+2 open-top, the Amalfi Spider, makes its Japan debut.
Arrives in Japan just 10 days after its world premiere, showcasing Ferrari's commitment to the Japanese market.
Combines supreme performance with a luxurious lifestyle, designed for those who love the open air.
Renault Grand Kangoo Couleur: A Japanese-Market Favorite Gets a Limited-Edition Makeover65
The Renault Kangoo is immensely popular in Japan, even featuring Japan-exclusive configurations.
The 7-seater, 3-row Grand Kangoo Couleur special edition released in February 2026 sold out instantly.
A new limited edition model, inspired by French postal service colors, is set to be unveiled in May.
KTM 990 RC R: New Liter-Class Super Sport Arriving in Japan in April 2026, Priced at ¥2,199,000!50
KTM Japan announces the new 2026 KTM 990 RC R super sport bike.
Slated for release in April 2026, with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of ¥2,199,000 (including 10% consumption tax).
This model incorporates technology refined from KTM's MotoGP project.
Renault Grand Kangoo's 7-Seater French Comfort with Unique Rear-Hinged Doors for Japan!70
The long-wheelbase, 7-seater Renault Grand Kangoo is coming to Japan.
Features 1024 different seat configurations for maximum versatility.
The rear-hinged 'suicide' doors are a unique specification specifically for the Japanese market.
Pocket Rocket Alert! Peugeot 208 GTi: A Budget-Friendly 6-Speed Manual Hot Hatch with 208 HP!70
The Peugeot 208 GTi is gaining traction in the used car market as an affordable compact sports car available for under ¥1.5 million.
It's a genuine front-wheel-drive hot hatch equipped with a 1.6L turbo engine and a 6-speed manual transmission.
There is positive feedback on social media regarding its high cost-performance ratio.
Suzuki's "Small Luxury SUV" is Appealing! Priced at ¥3.99 Million! The New 'e-Vitara' boasts a Compact 4.2m Body, Advanced Display, and High-Performance 4WD Inherited from the Jimny!75
Introduction of Suzuki's compact SUV "e-Vitara," slated for release in January 2026.
Highlights the fact that this is Suzuki's first mass-produced battery EV model.
Emphasizes the compact 4.2m body and advanced display features.
Car Abbreviation Quiz: What does 'MMC' stand for?60
Deciphering the meaning of the automotive abbreviation "MMC".
Highlights the prevalence of acronyms in the car industry, similar to the business world.
Presents a quiz format to test knowledge of automotive abbreviations.
Matsudo-Soka Road Reopens After 15-Month Sinkhole Closure20
The Matsudo-Soka Prefectural Road in Saitama Prefecture is set to partially reopen on April 15th after a 15-month closure due to a sinkhole.
A 600m section will be accessible with two lanes, though some connections to adjacent roads will be limited.
The reopening is made possible by utilizing space on the south side of the road as part of ongoing restoration efforts.