Aziz Nishanov on Instagram: "Kei cars captured 38% of the Japanese domestic market in 2024, with 1.56 million units sold. Kei cars are popular due to their low cost of ownership and maintenance as well as their eligibility for tax and insurance incentives. They’re perfectly suited to Japan’s narrow roads, high fuel prices, and urban density. Interestingly, kei cars are generally too small and specialized to be profitable for exports, though exceptions like the Suzuki Alto and Suzuki Jimny exist.

CEKKI on Instagram: "Driving JDM cars in tokyo🌪️"

PIXENTA on Instagram: "Nothing beats Japanese steel✨️ Japan is legendary for its JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) culture because it represents a "golden era" of automotive engineering where performance, reliability, and affordability collided. During the 1990s, strict domestic regulations and a booming economy pushed manufacturers like Nissan, Toyota, and Mazda to create iconic machines—such as the Skyline GT-R and Supra—that were over-engineered and highly customizable. This birthed a global "tu