Japan already did the testing — Canada just opened the door. As 2010–2011 JDM cars become legal to import in 2026, this guide explores the compact cars, sedans, hybrids, and sports cars Japan ranked for quality, reliability, and real-world use. No hype icons — just proven machines finally ready for Canadian roads.

If you thought all JDM vehicles were delicate flowers unsuitable for Canadian winters, think again. Here is a JDM winter-car buyers guide for those who thrive in the snow!

Dare to compare. See how a kei shapes up against your f150

People talk about JDM having all these benefits over used Canadian vehicles. Ever wonder why? Is the hype even true? Find out in this article!

Thinking of importing a JDM car and learning right-hand drive? This guide covers the quirks you’ll face on Canadian roads: swapped wiper and signal stalks, left-hand shifting, blind spots that flip depending on which side you sit, and why your Japanese radio won’t pick up half your favorite stations. We’ll also look at the everyday realities of RHD life, from awkward drive-thrus to spotting oncoming traffic when a truck blocks your view. Canadian ostal workers do it every day

Imported a 2009 Prius from Japan: low miles, no rust, but over budget. Storage fees, shipping woes, and was it worth it? Let's break it down