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America’s IS500 Ultimate Edition is getting the JDM treatment, but with a twist. Lexus is renaming its sports sedan the Climax Edition. Whether the sexual innuendo is intentional or we have dirty minds is unclear. It’s probably the latter, but the special version’s name still makes us chuckle. The badge…

JDM: Japanese Drift Master is available today on Steam, GOG and the Epic Games Store for $34.99. For those looking to jump in early, there’s a 15% launch discount during the first two weeks as players hit the streets of Guntama for the first time.

The Honda Grom is one of the cutest motorcycles on the planet. Its pint-sized stature hides a big-bike demeanor, and it's beloved wherever it's sold, as it's cheap, cheerful, and allows many a rider to get on two wheels for the first time. 

Update: Toyota has issued a statement regarding the Final Edition Supra's powertrain for the US:

I've had my eye on JDM: Japanese Drift Master for years, and the wait is finally coming to an end

The passing of a new year means many things. For car enthusiasts, that means a new slate of vehicles to import. The US has a ban on importing cars younger than 25 years old that weren't originally sold here. There are a handful of notable exceptions eligible under the "Show…

Japanese tuner Liberty Walk is no stranger to outrageous projects. The shop has worked its magic on everything from kei cars to supercar icons like the Ferrari F40. Liberty Walk even has a new Miura build on the way. But this might be LB's weirdest project to date.

The blue Si. You know exactly which Civic I’m talking about. Two doors. Seven-spoke wheels. VTEC badges. Subtle body mods. To this high schooler, the EM-generation Civic Si was more desirable than any hot hatch or American muscle car of the period.

American cars have never been extremely popular in Japan, where domestic brands rule with an iron fist. The "why" of that fact is a matter of perspective, a reflection of the outlooks, governments, and indeed the cultures of each nation. But answering that question directly is perhaps less informative than…

Fun cars are what we live for, but sometimes you just need to get places. A Honda Accord will get you places.

1984 boxy styling with (some) modern goodies. What's not to love?