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We'd want to see some of Japan's famous performance vehicles return to production.

Japan has long been synonymous with technological innovation, precision engineering, and a relentless pursuit of automotive excellence. From the humble streets to the grandest racetracks, Japanese performance cars have left an indelible mark on the automotive world.

All of the iconic Japanese sports cars, including Paul Walker's green Mitsubishi Eclipse, are included in the collection, which took years to complete.

The latest modified creation from the famous Japanese tuner is a GT3-style Orochi. We're also big fans.

From the legendary Skyline GT-R to the drift-happy AE86, Japan has gifted the world with some of the most tunable, badass cars in history. Whether you love straight-line speed, sideways action, or just clean JDM aesthetics, these iconic machines are built to be modified and admired. Let’s dive into the greatest modified Japanese cars of all time

According to Wald, a Japanese tuner, the BMW X7 needed to stick out a little more.

Five of these GT-inspired bodykits will be sold by the Japanese race team ARTA.

ENEOS, a Japanese manufacturer of gearbox and motor oil, has unveiled a Jaguar E-Type that, to be honest, has long since ceased to be a Jaguar E-Type.

Mugen, the renowned Japanese tuning company, unveiled a lineup of upgraded Civic models at January's Tokyo Auto Salon. Now, enthusiasts can bring home these striking enhancements for their current-generation Honda Civic Type R.

A meticulously restored 1998 Subaru Impreza Turbo Terzo number 310 of just 333 made is now up for auction. Here’s why this rare, rally-bred icon stands out.