Are JDM Kei cars a bad idea in the USA? First, what is a Kei car? A Kei car is a category of small, lightweight vehicles in Japan designed to meet strict size and engine displacement (660cc) regulations for affordability, efficiency, and practicality. They are popular for their low ownership costs, fuel efficiency, and compact design, making them ideal for Japan’s narrow streets and urban environments. But Kei cars—those tiny, quirky vehicles from Japan—are becoming increasingly popular among car enthusiasts in the U.S. Are they really a good idea for American buyers? In this video, we dive into the pros and cons of owning a Kei car in the United States. We’ll explore everything from practicality and fuel efficiency to safety and maintenance concerns. If you’ve been thinking about buying a Kei car, this is the ultimate guide to help you decide if they’re the right fit for you. @JamesReeves and Aaron of @BulldogAutoJapan discuss.
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