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• ↓ Peter Cullen, voice actor of a generation, 1941 – 2026
• ↓ Ken Okuyama’s supercar celebrates the spirit of 1989, a landmark year for Japanese cars
• ↓ Japanese cars at the 2026 Monterey Car Week auctions
• ↓ Hiroshi Okuda, former Toyota president and chairman who fast-tracked the Prius, 1932 – 2026
• ↓ QotW: What’s your favorite JGTC livery?
• ↓ The Quail welcomes a Japanese GT class for the first time
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"If you are a fan of 80s and 90s cars, giant Japanese robots, or the golden age of Saturday morning cartoons, your childhood was graced by the voice of Peter Cullen. The Canadian voice actor played a role in all of the above, and there is no doubt much overlap between these fandoms and the average JNC reader. Cullen passed away on August 26 at the age of 85. Continue reading →"

"“1989 was a defining year. It gave us the GT-R, Lexus, and the RX-7. Japan’s automotive industry reached new heights,” says renowned automotive designer Ken Okuyama. His latest creation, the V12-powered Kode89, is a tribute to that seminal year. It was shown for the first time in the US at Monterey Car Week. Continue reading →"

"Among the big draws to Monterey Car Week are the various car auctions that spring up across the peninsula. They represent some of the most prestigious and highest-grossing public automotive sales on the planet, bringing collectors, speculators, and museums from within the US and abroad. Here’s a run-down of the notable Japanese car auctions that took place this year. Continue reading →"

"Toyota confirmed last week that Hiroshi Okuda, former president and chairman of the company, had passed away on August 8 at the age of 93. He was a transformative figure in Toyota’s history. When he took the helm in 1995, Toyota was a distant third behind GM and Ford in terms of units sold globally. Its market share in Japan had tumbled below 40 percent. By the time Okuda retired, Toyota was well on its way to becoming the biggest car company in the world. Continue reading →"

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Peter Cullen, voice actor of a generation, 1941 – 2026

Ken Okuyama’s supercar celebrates the spirit of 1989, a landmark year for Japanese cars

Japanese cars at the 2026 Monterey Car Week auctions

Hiroshi Okuda, former Toyota president and chairman who fast-tracked the Prius, 1932 – 2026

QotW: What’s your favorite JGTC livery?

The Quail welcomes a Japanese GT class for the first time