Toyota-owned small car maker Daihatsu has unveiled the Vision Copen concept ahead of this month’s Tokyo motor show. The next-generation compact convertible is poised to switch from front- to ...

With a retractable hard top and chassis tuning by Toyota Gazoo racing, this car should be more fun that is legally allowed. Craig brought 15 years of automotive journalism experience to the Cars team.

Most people in Japan don’t really care about speed or acceleration times. In fact, they’re speed limits are set at around 40 km/h (25 mph) and if the cops bust you speeding your driver license ‘score’ ...

Thought Japanese kei cars are some rubbish toasters on small wheels? Well, Daihatsu just revealed its new Copen convertible and it’s absolutely irresistible. Following the concept’s lines, the ...

You may not have ever heard of a car called the Daihatsu Copen, but it’s ending production and we’re sad to report it. The Copen is (or was) made by the budget Toyota brand and stands as the only ...

Joe Parker is a nationally award-winning journalist and columnist from the Atlanta area. He has served as an automotive journalist for the past four years alongside extensive sports, business, ...

Toyota has revealed a hot GR Sport version of its subsidiary company Daihatsu’s Copen convertible. The compact two-seater, built to Japan’s Kei car specifications, receives a number of styling and ...

Cute isn't it? Built to satisfy Japan's Kei class regulations concerning city cars the Copen is a bit of dinky-sized fun from Daihatsu. Look at it in profile and there's more than a hint of mini-TT ...

While this may look like a baby Nissan GT-R, it is actually a Daihatsu Copen that has been overhauled by Japanese tuning company Liberty Walk. Liberty Walk has been producing bodykits for the Copen ...

Japanese tuner Liberty Walk has unveiled a new body kit package, which turns the cute little convertible hardtop Daihatsu Copen into baby Godzilla. We're not sure why Liberty Walk chose the Copen as ...

Japan’s car world never ceases to amaze us, and while we’ve seen the nameplate before as a Daihatsu, Toyota’s latest product, the Copen GR Sport, is the brainchild of its Gazoo Racing division.