The lyrics to the metalcore band On Broken Wings' song Six Hundred Cubic Centimeters includes the line- I've got some questions, and I want them answered. That song is obviously about today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Honda Z600 coupe, and the question they want answered is undoubtably whether or not its price is a…
Inspired or Insane? Taking On a 1967 Mitsubishi 360 Van Restoration
I had never heard of this tiny pre-Minica kei van prior to reading about it on the Japanese Nostalgic Car forums, but now I must have one!
Hey Bulldog for $5,500!
Before Honda discovered Jazz, or got Fit, they had a pet Bulldog. Right now, Nice Price or Crack Pipe wants to know if $5,500 for this Kei Cur will get your tail wagging.
Nissan Roox: Kei Car Comes With Round-Eyed Headlights Or Umm...
Japan's Kei cars are universally cool. So small they fit into a separate tax segment and require no proof of parking, they're a Tokyo urbanite's best friend. Now the new Nissan Roox looks like it's trying to fit in anywhere.
“1964” Nissan Figaro for $11,900!
The Ramones used to sing the kei kei kei took my baby away, and if that's true Nice Price or Crack Pipe has the car they might have used.
"1980" Suzuki Cappuccino Roadster for a Diminutive $11,990!
Get ready to get small, and get your Kei car on. There's no need to hit Starbucks today, as Nice Price or Crack Pipe is bringing you some hot cappuccino!
DOTS-O-Rama Sunday, San Francisco Edition: Torino, Tradesman, Sapporo, …
This is Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the Island That Rust Forgot
You Want A Tiny, Weird Japanese Truck? No Problem!
Kei cars are pretty cool, but what about Kei trucks? Have you envied the Japanese their ability to buy pocket-size 4x4 trucks that can go anywhere and carry decent loads while doing so? If you're willing to sacrifice street legality and stick to off-road use, it turns out you can buy late-model kei trucks for…
A Little TLC Will Get This Honda 600 Back On The Road. Well, No.
You don't see any Honda 600s on the street these days, although they didn't sell too badly back in the early 70s
