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Japanese sports cars are overpriced, but there are still ways to get behind the wheel of an icon for a semi-reasonable price.

Early Nissan Z-cars now sit at the center of a fast maturing JDM market, where nostalgia collides with global demand.

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(iSeeCars) – From the perspective of USA-based car enthusiasts, performance-oriented Japanese cars have gone from obscure to mainstream over the past 30 years. That’s not to say Japan’s performance ...

Over in America, the sports car niche – just like many other passenger car segments – is feeling the brunt of the crossover, SUV, and truck assault plus the echoes of the incoming EV revolution. So, ...

Founded in 1989, the Lexus brand sells the most vehicles in the U.S. market. Its parent company introduced Lexus to the Japanese market in 2005, but nevertheless, the premium- and luxury-oriented ...

Matt Nelson is an automotive journalist with nearly a decade of experience in all things cars. He's spent years working at dealerships in sales, finance, and service. He's since traded in his pens and ...

JDM legends Spoon Sports is a brand synonymous with any and all things Honda performance-related, especially when it comes to what enthusiasts describe as the automaker's Golden Era, which spans the ...

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