can someone please tell me the name of the grey car at 0:37 Amazing video btw. just pure sound and the beautiful nature in the bakground and all those beautiful cars

Welcome to Jogja Indonesia mr

The three-wheelers are based on the chassis of a Citroën 2CV. It has the frontsuspention and gearbox of a 2CV

Terimakasih sudah berkunjung di Jogja. Jangan lupa mampir di tempat lainnya 🇲🇨🤗

The brand "Porsche" gods an e in the end. Please pronounce it!

When I see the red car,I just think of Tokyo Drift....Don't know the name of the car

They love VW by the looks of it, an amazing show. Thanks for sharing.

That Firebird is a Formula, not a Trans-Am though. Wicked car still!

i need to go through on my account and like all the videos i watch on the tv to make sure you get those likes

Summernats is coming up in Canberra Australia early January if you are into that kind of scene.

sadly, my homie, the creator of this rat rod 2:03 Badwi Rismanto, pass away at 25th October from motorcycles incident, he got severe neck injury and didn't make it at hospital. we lost some one of amazing talent builder, he have so much potential and for the rat rod, she using engine for 1980 toyota corona, 2L inline 4, custom chassis, body work etc

What engine would be in the black/green 96 car at 4:00? That thing is wicked

That red Holden Ute was a HJ model. The Belmont was a trim level, (lower spec) although I think the Belmont badge was from a similar shape HQ model.

JEC

The craftsmanship developed from using the available resources, when these aren't as plentiful as what you'd find in a developed country, is what makes those projects and events so good.

I've been traveling to Japan several times a year for the past decade. I saw an Ioniq 5 N for the first time early this year in Tokyo. It was the very first time I saw a Hyundai anywhere in Japan. It must be that good of a car if it's being sold in the country.

This vid should be uploaded on your main channel

Dino the long exhaust on the silver ghia is called a stinger. They used those as wheelie bars back in the 70s

Vespa engine fantastic and cle er .

interesting ❤

“Better than upgarage” Every foreigner interested in JDM immediately gets excited

Kustomfest is boring, try to come BBQ Ride in Bandung and Naskleng tigabelas custom war in Bali.

Sugeng rawuh wonten yogyakarta ina

Heck Yes, more air cooled VWs. Love those Type 34 Razor Edge Ghias. VW never imported them to the USA but a few have landed here.

awesome! yogya is a hot classic town!!

I agree with you man, a lot of car makers are changing their strategy when comes to making vehicles that are more driver focused and exciting, it's hard not to sound like a grumpy old man banging on about "back in the day", but hey guess we should enjoy ourselves while we can and still drive and modify our combustion engines! All the best man 🤘

Great video, very interesting group of vehicles. Didn’t know there was a big bike culture there.

Pause @23:40 for a special surprise 😂

Another channel but the same quality content. Thanks Dino!

It was impressive with the entire layout 👍

I grew up on Road & Track👍 magazine’s

I lov the background music of Ella Fitzgerald. Playing 👌

I saw a kid run by. Are your twins with you?

i'm speachless... i never thought in my life i could enjoy a drifting clip ever in my life, i enjoyed it from the bottom of my heart, but this one was special because it was made in Japan and i fucking love Japan! 😍

I'm a detailer for Nissan and agree that they've lost their way. Most Nissans in the U.S. are very disposable. 3-year-old trade-ins come in with cesspool interiors and scraped bumpers. We have a white 2024 Nismo Z in the showroom with a $10,000 markup. I like a lot of the design details on the new Z, but I don't see an advantage over getting a used Nismo Z34.

A little late to the party here and I love what you do Dino. Glad to see you warming up to the R33. I love mine and it's definitely worthy of the GTR lineage. You also hit the nail on the head with the Nissan line up and quite frankly the BS EV crap. It's not ready and we can all see it. As you said, someone motorsports derived need to be hired and or brought up to be in charge.

Woww amazing, i like your video Cars good luck my friend 💪💪💪💪

The wheel prices..are they for a set of 4 or 5? Tnx

oh my ear is bleeding!! cant hear anymore ''Emaira'' coming out from this idiot's mouth!! it pronounced as Emeeeeeeera !!

Love every shot of this, awesome video and beautiful car! Thanks Dino 💛

Really nice video, loved it!

Interesting how the store, despite being focused in automotive products, is not all about cars, it has space to reach out to a wider public. Curious that some sections have tax-free banners, like one would find at an airport.

So, Dino, what did you end up buying? 😂

I live in Australia and own a 24 Nismo Z and absolutely love it, I really wanted to go to Nismo Festival but can't fly over because of work :( thanks again for the coverage Dino.

I that on Shijo? I've been to the old Super Autobacs....this new renovation looks awesome!

Looks amazing!

Dino u the man!!

The last two times I visited there, I saw the PORSCHE 911GT3RS and Fairlady Z on display and was able to take a video. I also visited when there was an 86/BRZ event, and I like the carbon parts I bought at the RSW booth at that time.

For a country touting to be living in the future, they seem to still be the ones who can appreciate retail spaces for Shopping!

"unfortunately these magazines get thinner and thinner" A profound moment that isn't just Japanese. We are entering a historically significant era where the mass mobility solution product diverges from the Specialist Niche product, what was once called "Sports Cars". The real ones are mostly ultracars made for the rich, but in time they will trickle down and these offshoot brands from the big manufacturers as well as newcomers like Kimera, Nilu, etc will find a healthy market for true experience sports cars under 6 digits USD when we run through this crazy used car market. Maybe then those magazines will actually have more to publish about...