From lightweight, high-revving sports cars to turbocharged rally icons, many of these forgotten JDM models could thrive in ...

From the beginning of moving pictures, directors were attracted to putting automobiles in their films, because, for lack of a better explanation, cars are cool. There have certainly been some ...

That’s not to say Japan’s performance car industry didn’t exist before 1990, but the average American’s awareness of Japanese domestic market models (or JDM cars) was minimal, at best.

Ah, well, actually it is a JDM model. Despite the implications ... that it would take a different approach to the art of being a fast family car. The Euro R even has user-adjustable electric ...

Toyota is a Japanese automaker founded in 1937 that has developed a reputation for reliability across a multitude of segments, from sports cars and family ... loved in the JDM community.

The world of JDM would not be complete without a paint shop where you can personalize your car in a truly Japanese style. Head to the tuner shop to unlock the full potential of the cars you've ...

This is what's commonly referred to as the JDM gentleman's agreement, and it's why most of the cars you'll import to the US when their 25 years are up will all have 276 hp. There's just one problem ...

Extinct from our modern cars, pop-up headlights remain one of the coolest exterior features ever conceived by the automotive industry. Colloquially known as pop-up headlights, these mechanisms ...

A video of a vintage Buick Riviera shows that hidden headlights came in lots of different forms. The powered lights on the second-generation Riviera drop down from above the grille area.

Photoshop CC 2021 tutorial showing how to create your own dazzling, comic book-style, pop art text bubble. NOTE: If you do not see the patterns I use in this tutorial: 1) Go to "Window" 2) "Patterns" ...

In a country with around 1.4 billion people, spotting a scratch-free car feels as rare as finding a unicorn. We’ve normalised it so much that instead of improving our parking game, we just sigh ...