JDM, or Japanese domestic market. It's a three-letter acronym synonymous with some of the most amazing Japanese performance cars that were initially only offered for sale in Japan. Think Nissan GT ...

Kei cars hold a special place in automotive history, helping many Japanese afford their first car. These classics have survived the test of time.

JDM cars are imported from Japan and have steering wheels on the right hand side. We explore what they are, why they are cool and how you can get one.

Japan, the second-biggest producer of cars in the world after China, is joining a growing list of jurisdictions that have set timed targets as to when new gas- or diesel-powered cars will no ...

Importing a car from Japan is a popular way of getting a great car not originally available in the UK. Parkers' guide breaks ...

What is a JDM car? The strictest definition of a JDM car is a vehicle built in Japan and offered for sale solely on the Home Islands.

For some reason, Japanese cars generally lag behind when it comes to pulling insanely high prices at auction or end up along the line in a car collectors garage. But here are a few examples sure ...

Tokyo -- Japan’s kei cars, known for their affordability and small engines, face a potentially existential threat as the country leans on automakers to go electric as part of its net-zero ...

Japan will still allow gas-powered cars to be sold, as long as they have an electric hybrid motor. It's not good enough.