The car the fire chief vandalized is an incredibly rare 1995 Nismo 270R previously owned by Drift King Keiichi Tsuchiya. Now, the owner is suing for $500,000, MyCentralJersey reports. The story ...

DK obviously stands for Drift King (or Dorikin in Japanese) and the green trim is taken from the Tsuchiya-san's signature green racing suit. We'll have to wait for January 10th at the Tokyo Auto ...

Keiichi Tsuchiya is a legendary Japanese race car driver and the man who brought drifting into the mainstream. However, even though the Drift King ... the metal at the Tokyo Auto Salon starting ...

Japanese racing icon Keiichi Tsuchiya has seemingly shifted alliances in a new collaboration with Hyundai N. Announced at ...

Just before the Tokyo Auto Salon earlier this year ... the car was created in honor of the Drift King himself, Keiichi ...

Hyundai has collaborated with drifter Keiichi Tsuchiya for a special ... in collaboration with none other than Keiichi Tsuchiya, the Japanese drift legend famously known as the “Drift King.” ...