Sohaib Muhammad

When you think about family road trips, school runs, or weekend getaways, the vehicle you choose plays a huge role. More and more Aussie families are steering away from traditional SUVs and sedans, opting instead for imported Japanese minivans. If you’re wondering why this trend is taking off in Australia, you’re not alone. Let’s dive […]

When you’re browsing through Japanese car auctions looking for your dream JDM import, the options are exciting and endless. From pristine performance machines to classic collector models, Japan’s used vehicle market has something for everyone. But here’s the thing: not all cars at auction tell the full story upfront. Some may have been involved in

Let’s face it—bringing in a Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) car to Australia is exciting, but the quarantine regulations? Not so much. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or someone just looking to import a reliable hybrid or performance vehicle, you’ve probably already stumbled across terms like AQIS, biosecurity, steam cleaning, and customs clearance. It’s enough to

There’s something undeniably cool about sliding behind the wheel of a retro JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) car. It isn’t just about driving; it’s about making a statement, joining a culture, and living a lifestyle. In recent years, especially in Australia, retro JDM cars have evolved beyond being mere collector’s items or niche hobbyist obsessions. They’ve

If you’re someone who dreams of driving a sleek, turbocharged Japanese import on Australian roads, you’re not alone. Here at Tokyo Drive, we know how exciting it is to get your hands on a JDM vehicle—but before you hit the gas, there’s one major checkpoint you can’t ignore: compliance. In this blog, we’ll walk you

Thinking about importing a modified JDM car into Australia? If you’re nodding yes, then you’re likely a true car enthusiast with a passion for performance, style, and the thrill of driving something unique. At Tokyo Drive, we know the excitement and curiosity that comes with bringing a Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) car to Australian roads,

Importing a car from Japan for the first time can feel like jumping into the deep end of the automotive pool. Especially when the car in question is a prized JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) vehicle, emotions run high, and so does the margin for error. At Tokyo Drive, we’ve seen it all — the excitement,

We’ve all felt it—that urge to hit the road and explore the vast, breathtaking landscapes Australia has to offer. And what better way to do it than behind the wheel of your prized imported car? Whether you’re a die-hard JDM enthusiast or someone who just appreciates the precision and performance of imported vehicles, long road