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14/10/2026

993 Carrera RS in service at Saller Luftkult

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11/10/2026

Porsche 962 by Unknown Inc Gmbh x BANZAI Collection

09/10/2026

05/10/2026

If there’s anything more fun than walking the lesser known streets of Tokyo while discovering automotive curiosities then It’s probably involving questionable substances. (Say no to the 10th lemon sochu, trust me)

Mini Maruyama is one of those places that blurs the lines between workshop and museum although most things you can see are actually also for sale. And see you will a lot. Minis in every variety. A Marcos Mini. (Which has nothing to do with actual Minis as far as I know? Feel free to correct me) But what especially caught my eye was a DeTomaso Vallelunga amidst its restauration. A car I have never even heard of before and fell in love with instantly. Just like this gem of a shop. Which I tried to explain to the owner in broken Duolingo Japanese. He smiled and said thank you so I guess I didn’t screw up too much.

ALSO: If your shop has a wall of Hot Wheels, I will find you. 🫵

23/09/2026

Marks & Cars 2026

27/08/2026

The impulse purchase.

27/07/2026

Falkenhausen Classics 2026

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10/07/2026

The big highlight of this years Daikoku trip was, without a doubt, this 2002 Aston Martin DB7 Zagato. With only 99 units built, it is one of the rarest cars I have ever witnessed being driven on a public road. What a spot.

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08/07/2026

HEIZR Club racing department

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24/06/2026

Daikoku Sundays literally never disappoint. The vibes are much more chill than Saturday night. Also less of a chance to pull up only to find out it was shut down by the cops as the Saturdays more and more often tend to be. On top of that the chance to see real gems is much higher like the Stratos, Zagato Aston or… a Peugeot 405 Mi16? A LUPO GTI?!?

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