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Japanese domestic market cars occupy a peculiar place in the enthusiast world: technically brilliant, often quietly strange, and frequently more interesting than anything their manufacturers officially sold in the West. Cars & Code covers JDM culture — the legends, the engineering quirks, and the stories that explain why the rest of the world has been trying to import these cars ever since.
16 articles about JDM
There is a workshop in southern Japan where the world's most famous Skyline is being rebuilt in carbon fibre, one obsessive panel at a time, for $375,000 a car — and the waiting list suggests the price is right. The…
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And it drove differently when it got there. In 2008, Nissan launched the R35 GT-R with a claim…
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