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The Japanese Supercar That Made More Money As A Toy

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By Ryan Hirons Verified
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Through the '70s and '80s, we're fairly certain every kid's bedroom in North America would've had a Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, or Chevrolet Corvette poster draped on a wall. One day, those kids would have hoped to own one, and so too would plenty of parents and grandparents with deep enough pockets to buy one of these incredible machines.
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Acura Built A Special Edition NSX Purists Still Barely Talk About

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By Ryan Hirons Verified
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We don’t really need to sit here and tell you how incredible the Acura NSX was. Introduced by Honda for the 1991 model as a competitor to European sports car royalty, this mid-engined, V6-powered machine proved that Japan could compete with the very best of them. Even when stacked up alongside the Ferrari 348 or 993 Porsche 911, the NSX won over those who drove it with its sensational handling, free-revving naturally-aspirated engine, and beautifully judged chassis.
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5 Forbidden JDM Cars Americans Can Finally Import and Drive

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By Ryan Hirons Verified
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Every year is an exciting one for Japanese car enthusiasts in the US. Owing to a long-standing rule that makes cars under 25 years old illegal to import for regular use on roads in the States, so many of the greats that were reserved as JDM models have long been forbidden in America, but are gradually crossing that threshold for legality.
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