JAS Motorsport’s Pininfarina-Styled NSX Could Be the Singer of Japanese Icons

Italy’s famed design house teams up with Honda’s racing partner to reimagine the original NSX for a new generation of purists.

We Need More Car Enthusiasts to Drive Like These Two Women

Forget garage queens. A Japanese woman is daily-driving her Lexus LFA to 180,000 km. Another kept her RX-7 perfect for 25 years before handing it back to Mazda. Both cars stayed stock. Both women did it better than most car enthusiasts ever could.

The Nissan Z’s Sales Shine a Positive Light on Nissan’s U.S. Comeback Despite Tariffs

The Nissan Z is outselling the Toyota Supra in 2025 U.S. sales, giving Nissan a rare win in the sports car market. While tariffs squeeze margins, the Z’s momentum and strong SUV sales are helping rebuild Nissan’s image in America.

Goodbye for Now: Daihatsu Copen Ends in 2026 as Fans Await Its Next Chapter

Daihatsu has announced the Copen will end production in August 2026 due to regulatory challenges. The beloved kei sports car isn’t gone for good though, as Daihatsu continues research into a possible revival.

Godfather of Godzilla Wants Nissan to Make the R36 GT-R Run on Dinosaurs

GT-R’s longtime steward Hiroshi Tamura says his dream for the next-gen R36 is to keep the roar of combustion alive, even as Nissan prepares a hybrid or electric future for its legendary supercar.

Mugen Couldn’t Wait to Mod the New Honda Prelude

The 2026 Honda Prelude hasn’t hit showrooms yet, but Mugen already has a kit lined up with carbon aero, forged BBS wheels, and performance upgrades.

Godzilla Drifts Into the Sunset: Saying Farewell to the Nissan R35 GT-R

After nearly two decades of rewriting the supercar rulebook, the Nissan R35 GT-R takes its final bow. From Nürburgring records to global icon status, “Godzilla” leaves behind a legacy of speed, innovation, and cultural impact.

Will the 2027 Toyota Supra Hybrid revive MK4-inspired styling and a Lexus V6?

Toyota confirms a 2027 Supra with in-house hybrid power. With Supra fans skeptical of four-cylinder downsizing, could a Lexus V6 deliver both heritage and performance—especially if the new coupe borrows MK4 styling?