The builds on these are going to be glorious
by Billy Caluag
Custom built by the gentlemen of CboysTV
If you had a Honda kei truck and a Suzuki Hayabusa-two blank canvases for bonkers customizations-sitting in your garage, what would you do? If you're like the boys from CboysTV, there's only one correct answer: put them together.
It looks like the Japanese carmaker is prepping for an electric future
Daihatsu-the Toyota-owned Japanese carmaker well-known on this website for its outrageous concepts-is shifting its focus this year from quirky designs to environment-friendly electric vehicles.According to a report by Nikkei Asia, Daihatsu is setting up to roll
The names are pretty quirky, too
The Tokyo Motor Show is a rich seam for madness. Thus we look forward to its opening in much the same way we do Christmas. And just like an advent calendar spewing out chocolate on a daily basis, Japan's domestic carmakers
Perfect for avoiding the truck ban
The unique category of vehicles known as kei trucks may not be common here, save for the few Suzuki Carrys and Daihatsu Hijets we see on the road, but in Japan they are quite popular. Over there, they serve as sturdy farm
by Dinzo Tabamo
