File this under: good reasons to get into shipping. Honda is sending U.S.-built vehicles back to Japan to help fill holes in its domestic lineup. The twist? They’re keeping the left-hand drive setup… in a country where traffic runs on the left. Yep. Steering wheel on the “wrong” side. It’s a mix of symbolism and strategy. Honda leaned hard into minicars at home, but buyers still wanted some of the bigger Honda nameplates the brand stopped building in Japan. So now those models are heading back… from overseas plants. In this clip, @Jamie Butters points out how unusual that really is. Cars move between markets all the time, but driving from the opposite side of the car? Most of us probably wouldn’t trust ourselves to try it. Still, it shows how global auto production has become. Same badge, same brand… just built somewhere else. Watch the full episode at the link in our bio.