Do you drive a Japanese Car, Crossover, SUV, Truck, motorcycle?

no but Out is a great manga about bosozoku gangs https://cdn.motor1.com/images/mgl/QR61Z/s1/short-film-highlights-japanese-bosozoku-culture.jpg

Many kei vans and kei trucks are working in Japan. Because the structure is simple, the maintenance cost is cheap and is strong. Some people make a camper by remodeling kei vans and kei trucks, and some people run off-road by raising the car height.

My first car was a 96 Honda Civic followed by a 2012 Toyota Corolla and now I recently bought a 2018 Toyota Corolla. All of the cars that I had/have were good xD.

The Daihatsu Move Canbus across which I often come recently. There is also a limited model. https://i.imgur.com/RIaA0mO.jpg MOVE CANBUS HATSUNE MIKU Limited Package

Wish I had my car stylized with Vocaloid or a manga/anime, but I fear vandalism and risk of my interests being shattered by others.

https://i.imgur.com/SMP1fLx.jpg The main difference is the exterior stickers and the cover of the Interior. I don't recommend much.The exterior stickers will deteriorate in a few years due to the effects of ultraviolet rays. White and mint green two-tone color is cute but you can choose the Standard Model. It is necessary to wait 25 years to run on a public road in the United States.^^;

YRV turbo cool^^ I remembered Charade turbo

My 2012 Toyota Camry has Bluetooth stereo as well as a CD drive and can play from my phone automatically after car startup. Track-changing and volume buttons are also on steering wheel. I often listen to serious toned instrumental video game music in crowded urban areas like this one through it, which I feel is way better than any singing song. https://youtu.be/acXlQ-ksd04 My grandfather's first son (specifically that uncle of mine) relies on Toyota and Subaru, as well as like his father, a non-Japanese brand Dodge. They also used to drive another non-Japanese brand Jeep, too, but they laid those to rest, or should I say, rust. Most other people I see drive Nissan Xterra (around 2002 model looks) as well as loud-muffler high rider pickup trucks of Ford or Chevy brands, which are annoying. I grew up mostly in my mother's 1990s Nissan Sentra (also resting with my mother's family's Jeeps and other leftover vehicles) while my big sister drives a slightly new Nissan Titan while leaving green mildew marks on it.