W hen it was released in 2006, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift was overlooked by many, but it has since become a favorite for longtime fans of the franchise. After the first film was a hit ...

Japan’s carceral system isn’t one Lin (or anyone) would want to end up in. According to Human Rights Watch, the country has a 99.8 percent conviction rate and treats suspects poorly, denying ...

Edmunds tested the RB26 powered Tokyo Drift Ford Mustang fastback to find out. According to Edmunds' chassis dyno test results , the star car made 340 horsepower at the wheel at 7,300 rpm and 264 ...

Han Lue's Mazda RX-7 from "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" is one of the most iconic cars of the franchise. Here's what made it such a hit with fans.

The very end of "Tokyo Drift" where Dom visits Tokyo then takes place in "Furious 7." ... (Sung Kang), from "Tokyo Drift," arrives and notes that he's never been to Japan at that point.

Meanwhile in Furious 7, we see what happened next after Dom’s cameo in Tokyo Drift. During the seventh outing, he shares a scene set in Japan with Lucas Black’s Sean, the star of Tokyo Drift.

Mazda RX-7 Veilside Tokyo Drift. One of the biggest automotive aftermarket businesses in Japan, Veilside, constructed this RX7 for the 2005 Tokyo Auto Salon. As soon as Universal bought the vehicle, ...

The saga continues as Sean makes his way to Japan for The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, and I’m here to tell you all my thoughts on this wild anomaly of a movie within the Fast franchise ...