JDM Thailand – Japanese Car Culture in the Land of Smiles
JDM Thailand is a growing scene built on Nissan Silvias, Toyota Supras, Honda Civics, and a deep aftermarket culture. Here is what to know about Japanese cars in Thailand.
Read guideJDM Thailand is a growing scene built on Nissan Silvias, Toyota Supras, Honda Civics, and a deep aftermarket culture. Here is what to know about Japanese cars in Thailand.
Read guideClassic cars in Thailand range from air cooled Porsches and Mercedes W123s to vintage American muscle. Here is what to know about the classic car scene in Thailand.
Read guideThailand car modification covers turbo builds, widebody kits, engine swaps, and a deep workshop culture. Here is what to know about modifying a car in Thailand.
Read guideLeft hand drive cars are legal in Thailand but come with visibility challenges, registration hurdles, and resale penalties. Here is what to know about driving LHD.
Read guideThailand motorsport covers international racing at Chang, grassroots track days at Bira, drag racing in Bangkok, and a growing GT series scene. Here is the full picture.
Read guideBangkok car culture covers supercars at malls, weekly car meets, track days, JDM builds, and a Porsche scene shaped by extreme import taxes. Here is what to know.
Read guideThailand charges roughly 300% in combined taxes on imported cars. Here is a full breakdown of import duty, excise tax, VAT, annual road tax, and EV incentives.
Read guideThe Porsche 911 Carrera T strips insulation, deletes rear seats, and adds a mechanical diff lock and sport exhaust to the base Carrera. Full specs for the 991.2 and 992.
Read guideThe Porsche 992.2 is the facelifted 992 and the first hybrid 911. GTS T-Hybrid makes 534 hp, Turbo S makes 701 hp. Every variant, specs, and pricing.
Read guideThe Porsche 911 S/T pairs the GT3 RS engine with a 6-speed manual in the lightest 992 ever built. 518 hp, 3,056 lbs, limited to 1,963 units. Full specs, heritage, and values.
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