Nobunari Oda, the former Japanese Olympic figure skater is a direct descendant of Nobunaga Oda (name, family name), 1 thing you didn’t know about Japanese warlords, maybe.

This company Hikari Auto is probably the most famous Delica aftermarket shop in Japan. I’ve been to their shop in Osaka, totally legit. They have a bed kit for the new Delica D:5

if you swap it while your current shaken is still effective, you need to have it changed. If you swap it when your shaken ends you would have to document it with the new engine, but in both cases you have to prove that all the “unchanged” mechanical parts in your LOGO can handle the increased horsepower from the…

Hi Kat, I don’t want to be THAT guy, but Engine swaps are not really something that easy to do, as compared to other parts of the world. Unless you are replacing the engine with an identical (same part number, same displacement) you need to have you car reinspected and registered(kozo-henko)... Even frivolous (almost…

the link that Kat provided was for the current Delica D:5, the following one is for the previous model Delica Space Gear.

Sorry the data is from 2004, but it is a government report. From what I hear the average in Germany is about 14,000km per year。Just FYI.

We need to get a federal car check “shakken” every 2 years(3years the first time for a new car) to keep the car road legal, and mostly everyone does a voluntary annual check-up at their car dealer during the in-between year. The dealer would do the oil-changes during these check-ups, and most folks would just let them…

the average is actually close. 6,000miles/year. For the people who live in the the suburbs and work in the cities, the average would be lower.

I actually thought they were shooting something in green screen...

I call dibbs on a throwaway helmet visor sheets, like the F1 blokes use, but for car windshields. If you get barnacled, just peel a layer off, and off you go.

You have chosen, WISELY...

GTO is already taken tho. Great Teacher Onizuka in my neck of the woods...

I am going to just plainly answer your question... That right there is a foldable floor contraption, where you would stand on, to change your clothes. You do not want to stand on the actual bathroom floor in your socks because, gross, right? These are located at transportation hubs, at or near airports, shinkansen…

Get the hell out and dodge!

There, I fixed that for ya.

I am a local, and I think of kei cars as glorified golf carts that you can drive when it’s raining (it has lights, wipers and doors). They’re getting more spacious and “hip” nowadays, but they have never been intended (unless you’re talking about the very few sporty ones) for driving pleasure.

Oh lord, the Japanese cast is C-class, this, my fellow anime fans is going to be worse than AoT. I’m sorry...

We could also take the navigator out of the rallying and replace him/her with waze or google maps, or give the Le Mans racers a infrared HUD with Gran Turismo Driving line option turned on... but what’s the point in that, right?

Not a sports broadcast, was a clip from “breaking news” section in a morning show.

That’s not a gun. THAT’s a gun.