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Yea no need to turn a 5 minute drive to Mc Ds into an hour long ride/wait. The public transportation system there rocks.

i'll be there in august. i'm stoked! i was wondering does anyone know what the deal is with taking USDM cars over there? * Registered users of the site do not see these ads.

Thanks for all the info guys, we have a house in escalante city in negros, which is pretty much bfe and the roads are terrible, most not paved. I think it will be a good opp. to use the car for what its truly indeded for.

tokyo is awesome, I lived there for 3 years

Quote: Originally Posted by olivertwisto this makes me miss Taiwan Anyone know how to get binlang stains out of your paint lol...i never get a chance to "bo binlang" really wanna try it once thou

It's a beautiful island for sure. Remember to hit up all the honeymoon spots (which is pretty much everywhere). A few recommendations: go when it's warm and off season, i.e. late May through July; visit an 오름 and walk to the top; visit 성산 일출봉 - get to the parking lot at least 30 minutes before sunrise so you can give yourself enough time to get to the top!...

hi people. im golf_o from Spain. im 31 years old. I have had one golf 1.8 16v, one vr6 2.9 corrado, one rallye g60 golf, and now i have one sierra sapphire cosworth 4wd with a little mods and two 1.8 8v mk2 golf's , one for daily drive and one for rally competitions. I do the 99% of the mecanic works in my cars. And well... now i have a impreza 1995 sti RA and a 1998 wrx lhd european impreza. I hope to learn a lot of this beautiful cars...

if you are living in Tokyo, a car is pretty useless. If you plan on driving in Japan. Get an international driver's license before you go. I know US drivers need one but its only good for a year, after that time, you need to go and get a Japanese license which is quite expensive and a bit of an ordeal. what are you going to be doing in Japan? I'm going to guess teaching english since you are leaving in August.

Most places in Tokyo you won't really need a car that much. They have buses and trains that go everywhere. Parking and gas are expensive there too.

Quote: Originally Posted by subystone i'll be there in august. i'm stoked! i was wondering does anyone know what the deal is with taking USDM cars over there? Unless it is an old classic car that's like 25 years old you shouldn't bother. Just either sell your car, buy a cheap JDM car when you get there & save up the rest of your money or have someone keep it until you can drive it again. I'll be there in...