JDM car clubs are dedicated to sharing their enthusiasm over domestically-built Japanese cars.[1]
There are many reasons to appreciate JDM cars, including their sophisticated engines, reliability, safety testing, and performance variety.[2] Also, a lot of them just look cool!
While every JDM fan has their own preferences and favorite models, cars from the 1990s like the Mazda RX-7 FD and Nissan Skyline GT-R tend to win a lot of people over.[3]
JDM car clubs should have club names inspired by their passion. Choose an option from our list below, scroll past the list to find our name generator and tips on creating your own car club name.
Driftworks[4]
JDM Elite
Street Godzillas[5]
The Drift Kings[5]
JDM Legends
Low & Loud[5]
Midnight Club
inspired by Japanese street racers
Rising Sun's[5]
Turbo Jimnys[5]
Silvia Q's Lineup[5]
Distinctive Skyline[5]
Imperfect Imports[5]
Our Fairladys[5]
Honda Revolutions[4]
From A to 350Z[5]
Forced for Life[5]
forced induction
East Coast (or West Coast) Imports[5]
Grocery Getters[5]
Imports Not Sports[5]
Tuna No Crust[5]
Civic Ferio Cadre[5]
Rolling Rubbers[6]
JDM 4 Life
Right-Hand Drivers
Tokyo Drifters
(or nvrlft)
RIP Neighbors
Fairlady Z Force[5]
Tatsu[4]
Never Lift
JDM Jewels[5]
The Rising Sun Chasers[7]
The Nissan Realm[5]
Boundless Roadsters
Tasteful Modifications[5]
The Suzuki Range
Cappuccino Crew[5]
The Supra Squad[5]
Daikoku Futo Force
Quirks & Features[5]
Scooby Crew
The Daily Drifters[5]
Civic Classics[5]
No Speed Limits
J is for JDM[5]
In Mint Condition
Team Toyota Tourer[5]
The Sun Chasers[6]
Tuner's Union
GTeam86
Rogue Roadsters[5]
Supercharged Celicas[5]
Forced Induction[5]
The Iconic Coupes
Aftermarket Upgrades
High-Performance Force
CRX Del Sol Set[5]
Drag Kings
Import Assassins[5]
Scooby City[4]
Land Cruiser League[5]
Civic Sports Club[4]
The Pulsar Party[5]
The Beat Brigade[5]
Toyota Parameters
Integra Collective[5]
MR2 Matrix[5]
Team Twin Turbo[5]
No Karens Allowed
Rally Inspired Sedans[5]
Stance + name of your city[5]
Ultimate Japanese Car Club[4]
JDM Muscle
play on words if everyone in your group is tough as well (and Supras, Skylines, NSXs, etc are sometimes referred to as JDM muscle cars)
(or any variant on GT + Team such as 3000GTeam)
(or a play on any other Z cars)
Turbocharged Forces[5]
Team Celsior[5]
Classic Power Output[5]
Soarer GT Group[5]
The Aristo Alliance[5]
The CRX Corps[5]
Eunos Cosmos Coupes[5]
Off-Road Safari Read
300ZX Alliance[5]
Silvia Selection
The Mini Pajeros[5]
Lancer League[5]
Epic Evolutions[5]
Custom Conversion Realm
Need For Speed
Time Attack Laps
Race Ready
The Turbo Versions[5]
Sprint Racing Limits
Boost Control Horizon
Classic Saloon Bodies
Silvia K's Krew[5]
Domestic Dominators[5]
50 Second Super Laps
The Soarer Set[5]
Twin Turbo Collective[5]
Crown Royal Crew[5]
The Alcyone Troupe[5]
Museum Quality Quest[5]
The Suzuki Alliance[6]
Omori Factory Force[5]
Boundless Speedsters[6]
Mint Condition Quest
Efini Sport Corps[5]
The Speed Society[6]
Starlet GT Group[5]
No Road Blocks[8]
Forced 4 Life[6]
Celsior Partnership[5]
The Road Crew[6]
South West Civics[4]
JDM>USDM
JDM Underground
JDM Drift Kings
Import Kings
JDM Car Club Name Generator
How to Create a Great JDM Car Club Name
JDM car club names are fairly straightforward to create because the club’s focus is so specific.
You aren’t just any car club, but one dedicated to Japanese cars… and not just that, but one dedicated to Japanese domestic market manufacturers if you really want to get specific.
Your club might have an even more specific focus than just JDM cars, such as a particular manufacturer or model.
If so, it’s important to include this information in your name so you can more easily connect with fellow enthusiasts who want to join your group.
This will also make clear to anyone who prefers a different manufacturer or model that your group isn’t the best fit for them.
Remember that your group name will appear on all of your event listings, social media pages, etc.; it should be recognizable and easy for anyone who comes upon it online to understand.
As such, your group’s focus will play the largest part in creating your group name. You should also consider the tone you want to use (friendly vs. tough, funny vs. serious) and be sure to choose a catchy name.
Members of your group will probably want t-shirts and decals, so maybe even create a few mock-up designs and see which names look best before making your final decision!