Archive for the ‘Japan’ Category

The Amazing 1993 Acura NSX
You don’t get many of these around, so it is great to get the opportunity to show the great Acura NSX sports car dating back from 1993, it looks as if it has been fully restored and done well too. The colouring and the wheels were certainly not around when this baby was born. The has been given the Veil side treatment, with a custom installation and equally custom paintjob t ...
February 16th, 2010 by David Allen
A super truck with style
When people sit down and think about modifying a vehicle do they plan everything out or do they just let it happen naturally. It is a hard concept to follow, but when it comes to this 2010 Scion XB Truck you have to think that there is more planning gone into this one than any regular modified job. The Scion is one of the only natural import builder’s cars, the shape just le ...
February 3rd, 2010 by David Allen
Toyota release pedal fix data
Having to recall a model is bad enough for a car maker, but having to recall eight models is a car makers total nightmare and this is what Toyota are having to do with a recall of the Avalon, Camry, Corolla, Highlander, Matrix, RAV4, Sequoia and the Tundra.   The problem is with the accelerator pedal there have been reports that the pedal on these vehicles tends to stick and t ...
February 2nd, 2010 by David Allen
Import your own building project
To make a good import car build you clearly first have to get your hands on the right car, but as these tend to be older cars the available stock is reducing all of the time and there will come a time when all of the decent cars that are ripe for modifying will have all gone. This means only one thing, you will have the choice of choosing something else like a Nissan Almera or ...
January 28th, 2010 by David Allen
A Honda Accord from 1995
Considering this please car is over fifteen years old it certainly looks like it’s in good condition and that is not just what we can see from the outside either, just take a look under the hood. You will notice that there has been a lot of tidying up been done under there. It is amazing that these Honda’s can quite easily stand the test of time as this car clearly shows, ...
January 13th, 2010 by David Allen
White Mitsubishi Eclipse
You don’t get to see many of these around and so it is great when one comes along just have a little around, but this car is a wonderful example of an Eclipse. It comes in white paintwork, it would not normally be considered as sports colour, but it works with this car. The Mercedes SLR style doors really take the body to another level; there is something so interesting abou ...
January 11th, 2010 by David Allen
Nissan Skyline in red
As far as Nissan Skylines go, there are those that look and a play the part such as the latest version of the car such as the GT-R, which we have seen and reviewed many times before and then there is the older original style, such as this one. There are not many of these around outside of Japan and so we can treat these as rare. This one is based in Japan, it is hard to decide ...
December 14th, 2009 by David Allen
Cool blue Infiniti G35
The Infiniti is one of those cars that gets some serious attention for all of the right reasons. It has everything that you want from a car and more besides. However, some people are simply not happy with what they have and will take the car to the next level.   Some people may think that this colour does not suit the car, but I think it does especially as the colour smothers ...
November 11th, 2009 by David Allen
2009 Tokyo Auto Show Highlights by Edmunds’ Inside Line
Check this out! Cool! ...
October 24th, 2009 by David Allen
The spectacular Nissan 350Z
The 350Z is one of the best cars to come out of Japan, well that is what I think anyhow. These cars probably don’t actually need much doing to them to make them hot. However, of what that means is that these cars end up being something seriously cool and a dream to drive.   This car has been named the Juice Z and the design certainly squeezes the appetite for more. Like the ...
August 18th, 2009 by David Allen