Category: keijidōsha
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1972 Austin Mini PickupWith its simple exterior, boxy frame and appropriately proportioned lines, the Austin Mini is easily one of the cutest cars ever produced. When it comes to cars, we’re much more interested in the functional than we are the cute, which is why this 1972 Austin Mini Pickup conversion checks all our boxes.…
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The Mini Moke is quintessentially British transportation. Tiny and simple with a front-wheel-drive, doorless design, the Moke was originally designed for the military but its lack of ground clearance sent it to the public instead. The ute shared its engine and front-wheel-drive configuration with the legendary Mini, and around 15,000 were made between 1964 and…
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Citroën is inventing 100% electric mobility for all with ami, an ultra-compact, agile, protective, colourful urban mobility object that is accessible from the age of 14 (in France). A solution that is not limited to the object and brings major advantages that go beyond the automotive context: very competitive “à la carte” offers targeted towards…
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This ramen chef could work anywhere, but there’s a special reason he’s kept coming back to the same place for almost 30 years. Source: One of Kyoto’s best secret ramen restaurants isn’t a restaurant at all – it’s a van! | SoraNews24 -Japan News- Restaurant information Ponta / ぽん太 Address: Kyoto-shi, Ukyo-ku, Uzumasanakasujicho 12 Open…
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This game looks awesome. Continuing with the Kei car theme, I came across this super famicom/nintendo game that I really want to play. The cars are all kei cars, the graphics is pure super famicom pixelated goodness. I really want to find a copy of this game so I can have a go and see…
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Recently I have been getting way into kei cars, kei vans and kei trucks. I used to love cars, and always wanted to have a drift car of my own. Then I realised that it was prohibitively expensive to do that in Australia, so I turned my attention to Remote Control drift cars. Then I…
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