The September 2007 issue of Champ Road dives deep into the intersection of kaido racer styling, bosozoku bike influence, and Japan’s evolving VIP car scene.
On the front cover, 
the magazine reinforces its core identity by showcasing another radical bosozoku-styled car.
The table of contents rounds out the issue, mapping out all the highlights packed inside
The cover spread highlights a Nissan Gazelle built with full bosozoku flair,
a defining example of the kaido racer movement.
One unique feature is a two-tone silhouette car
red over black, echoing the look of Tomica diecast models while retaining kaido racer aggression.
For readers interested in the subculture’s roots, the issue includes a manga comic page focused on Suzuki bosozoku motorcycles.
Nostalgia comes into play with the 1974 Nissan Cedric 2000, showing how vintage platforms were reimagined in Japan’s street scene.
Another spread combines a GZ20 Soarer bosozoku build with a GX61 Mark II VIP car, bridging radical styling with the rising VIP luxury aesthetic.
This issue blends aggressive custom cars, collectible inspiration, and cultural storytelling — a snapshot of late-2000s Japanese tuning and lifestyle.
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