There’s a certain magic about JDM kei cars (small, economical cars) in the car world. Developed in post-war Japan due to gasoline prices, resource shortages, and massive material restrictions, they were built as close to the ground as possible with a tiny engine far below the 1.0-liter capacity. The small size allowed them to be […]
Oregon Lawmakers Push to Legalize Japanese Kei Trucks for On-Road Use
Across Japan, the diminutive yet mighty kei vehicles have carved their place in the transportation landscape. Their primary purpose is to provide a cheap, efficient, and less-thirsty alternative to larger vehicles, while also serving to navigate the tight streets of Japan, facilitate commerce, provide a means for transporting produce from farms, and perform various other […]