I have visited the ryokan in Shibu Onsen which was the inspiration for the bath house in Spirited Away, here is a photo I took of it. The whole onsen village is gorgeous, leaving it is not easy.

Your proposed solution is slick but currently each country does have automotive standards which have to be complied with and may not be advanced enough to “cope” with one large integrated screen replacing what we currently use - three mirrors.  I suspect legislative requirements are for three mirrors, so current…

Great article Derek, I appreciate your writing style too.

My Australian delivered 2016 Focus ST has the blanks on each door for these to be installed and I am so tempted to buy the parts and put them on myself.  A genius idea.

Thanks for the memories.   What a time to be alive!

An excellent article. Another car which has its computer actually inside the intake is the 2010 Ford Focus ST225 (or XR5 Turbo, as it was known here in Australia) with the charismatic Volvo-sourced five cylinder turbocharged, intercooled engine.

This is the highest quality Jalopnik article ever written, excellent!

“China defines the concept of expedient, half-ass corner-cutting called chabuduo, which means something like “good enough.””

Which airport do you think this is? Likely Canberra.

Another great review Ken and sweet photos too.

I met Daigo Saito and saw him in drifting action at the World Time Attack Challenge in Sydney a few years ago. The level of skill he effortlessly demonstrated as he drifted, looked like he was a class above all other competitors. It was magic to watch.

Great article and interview, Frank is a talented guy who loves to mentor and share.  

Great article and photos, fascinating to read, would love to have the time and money to become a pilot so reading stuff like this is the next best thing.  More like this please!

Incredible article and photos Andrew, thanks for sharing them with us and all the best on your next adventure!

Ken, thank you for another exceptional article and gorgeous photos! New Jack is a must visit on my next trip to Japan.

The first allocation of 1,000 of these for Australia has sold out and has an incredible drive away price of AUD39,990. The next batch of 500 units have a price increase of AUD5,000 but are still selling well.

Americans living in Australia would have the highest chance of surviving COVID. Well done.

A lot has been said in these comments about various designs likes/dislikes, but all those fade to insignificance once the image of the snout on the new M3 and M4 burns into your eyeballs, creating a new low point for car design everywhere.

Mr Torchinsky, you never disappoint. Long may you write such fun articles.

Mr Torchinsky, thank you for another thought provoking article!