Checkout these 2023 Daihatsu kei cars for sale

[@Liberty4Ever]

I'd love to see videos with much deeper dives into those 2023 Daihatsu kei cars. The quick eye candy fly by is great for a short video, but how about full length videos on these awesome JDM vehicles?

[@george7red]

Imagine how much more parking and less congestion if just 20% of NYers drove these gorgeous cars

[@Waybeforethefame]

Literally

[@TheKYRifleman]

The grill on the last one definitely mirrors the newer Lexus and Toyota vehicles.

[@Emppu_T.]

a lexus badge on it would be super funny.

[@dougnashz]

I believe the light blue / white has suicide doors!! Pretty sweet ride

[@Emppu_T.]

it's sliding doors

[@dougnashz]

Are the new models still capped at 660cc ?

[@Waybeforethefame]

yeah but those can probably really cruise at 60/70mph no problem with the technology with have now

[@Liberty4Ever]

US$12,732 for that shiny new blue Daihatsu. Never forget that government is the reason we can't have nice things.

[@hobolyf]

We will see them in 25 years.

[@Liberty4Ever]

The 25 year old kei cars and trucks are becoming so popular because of their value proposition that they're starting to significantly expose the US auto cartel ripoff scheme. Americans are making the rational choice to import a 25 year old Japanese car rather than buy a new domestic clunker that's not nearly as good for 20X the price. I wouldn't be surprised to see lobbyists pay for regulations that close the 25 year antique car exemption, ostensibly based on MUH SAFETY, but also as part of the government's current push for smart cars that they can control to regulate our speed, geofence us out of larger cities, allow law enforcement to remotely disable our cars, spy on us, etc. Most Americans don't realize that starting next year, new cars will be required to monitor our driving and if we seem to be impaired, shut off the car.