 | This edition of the JDM Option International series captures D1 Grand Prix's thrilling season-opener at the Ebisu circuit. Then, Tarzan Yamada puts life and limb, but mostly his pride, on the line to test three different car seats in extreme... |
 | Engines from some of Japan's most finely tuned automobiles come roaring to life in this second installment in the JDM Mischief series. Cars such as the AMS Mitsubishi EVO are put through their paces at the Super Street Time Attack event, and a... |
 | Packed with thrilling footage, this edition of the JDM Option International series captures all the excitement of the 2004 D1 Grand Prix at Ebisu. |
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 | 360 & H2 productions take you to Japan to check out the craziness of the import car scene in this exciting video magazine. You'll hit pro drift sessions and check out street drifting with companies like Apex and C-West, meeting all the people and... |
 | Some of Japan's premier racing drivers gather together to put some incredible cars through their paces. Racing engineers are also consulted, providing a different perspective on these amazing machines. Amongst the cars featured are the BMW E46 M3,... |
 | The Japanese video magazine JDM is back, with a visit to some of the hottest stars of the import car racing world. First, viewers will travel to the internationally famed tuning shop, Top Secret, run by Smokey Nagata. Then, they will journey onto... |
 | Japan's modified cars take center stage in this exciting program featuring some of the countries top drivers. A Tsukuba event showcasing some of the country's best GT drivers sets the scene for Keiichi "Drift King" Tsuchiya's fond farewell to his... |
 | The popular Mischief brand presents JDM MISCHIEF, a series jam-packed with hot girls, fast cars, races, and brawls. This release also features action from the U.S. Drift Nationals and the SEMA show. |
 | Step right into the action of D1 Round 3 Sugo in this installment of the JDM Option International series featuring new drivers and old favorites like Suziki Mana-P, Max Orido, and Kumakubo. |
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