japanese cars

Hey there, petrol‑heads and planet‑savvy drivers! Ever wondered if you can rock a stylish hybrid that still turns every head on Parramatta Road? Pull up a chair, grab a coffee, and let’s talk about the freshly imported 2018 Toyota C‑HR Hybrid that just rolled into Tokyo Drive Sydney. This isn’t your average small SUV; it’s a one‑of‑a‑kind statement […]

When it comes to JDM legends, few names spark as much debate as Subaru and Mitsubishi. Whether you’re a weekend warrior hitting the backroads or a city cruiser who appreciates grip in the rain, all-wheel drive performance is likely high on your list. At Tokyo Drive, we love helping Aussie enthusiasts explore the best from

Let’s be honest — if you’re a fan of JDM cars, you’re probably not just in it for the looks. You love the sound, the power, and the feel of a finely-tuned Japanese machine. But let’s face it: with fuel prices constantly fluctuating in Australia, boosting your fuel efficiency without giving up performance has become

Let’s face it — one of the best parts about owning a JDM car is modifying it. From performance enhancements to stylish body kits, the options are nearly endless. But before you dive into upgrades, it’s crucial to know what’s actually legal in Australia. At Tokyo Drive, we’re not just about helping you import your

So, you’ve been scrolling through car listings and stumbled upon the term “grey import.” You might’ve even seen a stunning Nissan Skyline R34 or a turbocharged Kei car that just isn’t available at your local dealer. Intrigued? You’re not alone. At Tokyo Drive, we get daily questions about grey imports in Australia — what they

If you’ve ever dreamed of driving a head-turning ride that’s equal parts performance, reliability, and street cred — you’re probably a fan of JDM cars. From turbocharged coupes to nimble hatchbacks, Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) vehicles have long captured the hearts of Australian drivers. But with so many iconic models and legal considerations, how do

So, you’ve fallen in love with a vintage Skyline, a classic Supra, or maybe that old-school Mazda RX-7 that’s been on your dream list for years. You’re not alone — classic Japanese cars are making serious waves across Australia. The look, the nostalgia, the engineering — they’re not just vehicles, they’re rolling pieces of history.