Visual Sunday: The Japanese Cherry Blossomed in Europe
During the early and mid seventies, the first generation Datsun Cherry proved hugely popular on the sales charts in several European countries. But w... Read More...
Prime Find of the Week: Subaru Scarcity
Our International Editor was notably pleased with himself when he presented his latest Prime Find to the world last week. He’d come up with a “quintes... Read More...
Prime Find of the Week: The Quintessential Japanese Two-Door Three-Box Saloon
So you want to own something where you’re practically guaranteed to be the only one with such a car every time you attend a classic car meet of any so... Read More...
Visual Sunday: Mitsubishi finding their Feet
The old and quirky Mitsubishi was certainly hugely preferable to the current bland and boring Mitsubishi...... Read More...
Not Done with Honda Yet!
Recently, a Danish acquaintance with whom I share our passion for classic cars, commented on how pleased he was with no longer having to put up with b... Read More...
Pajero Finds the End of the Track
The great Mitsubishi Pajero – one of only three iconic full-size offroaders offered to the world by Japan – will cease production later this year. It’... Read More...
How About 4,000 Datsun Spare Parts from the Seventies?
If you own a classic car, you will have probably experienced it at some point: Parts being listed as "NLA" - No Longer Available. Here's at least a gl... Read More...
Suggestive Automotive Adverts from the Land of the Rising Sun
When the growing Japanese car industry set out to conquer new car owners on their domestic market up through the sixties, the newest and most effectiv... Read More...
Prime Find of the Week: The Japanese Outsider
In this vast world of classic cars, there are whole groups of cars that for whichever reason just haven’t been fully accepted yet. They are the outsid... Read More...