Jay Chou's presence at the F1 Chinese Grand Prix was not just a celebrity sighting; it was a celebration of his past roles intertwined with his current interests. As he posed with the Ferrari team ...

Faith Inc. has just added an AE86 version of its wet tissue box to the CAMSHOP.JP web store. Having released a few other wet wipe boxes under the guise of a Nissan GTR and Toyota Hiace van, this new ...

Japan’s Camshop introduced a new tissue box shaped after the classic Toyota AE86. The scale model mirrors the Sprinter Trueno from the Initial D manga and anime. It can house both regular and ...

Initial D's official sequel series by original creator Shigeno Shuichi, MF Ghost, seems to be coming to an end sooner than expected.

Serving as the sequel to Initial D, the MF Ghost manga by series creator Shuichi Shigeno entered serialization in September 2017 for Weekly Young Magazine. The series stars Kanata Livington, a ...

She spotted a yellow RX-7 driven by the character Keisuke Takahashi, who was locked in battle with Takumi Fujiwara's iconic Toyota AE86 Trueno, and knew she had to have one.

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It also showed that affordable cars can be exciting. There is even an anime where certain Takumi Fujiwara raced and drifted a Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX (AE86) while delivering tofu.

But obviously the king of the video, as with the show, is Takumi's Sprinter Trueno. This is some real deep nerd shit, and that's part of what I love most about the automotive world.

Takumi’s Legacy Shigeno has owned many cars over the years, including a GC-chassis Subaru STI, as driven by Bunta ­Fujiwara in his manga. But he never sold the Sprinter Trueno.

Another vehicle is a 1985 Toyota Corolla AE86 seen in the anime “Initial D,” which helped Takumi Fujiwara compete in downhill drifting races on mountain roads — when not delivering tofu.