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No Suzuki?!?

Subaru BRZ

How about a scooter like HONDA PCX ELECTRIC ?
Range (city): 25.5 miles (41 km)
Top speed: 59.7 mph (96 kmh)
Torque: 13.3 ft-lb (18 Nm)
Power: 5.6 hp (4.2 kW)
Weight: 317.5 lb (144 kg)

Does Mitsubishi make super-cars?

No Nissan GTR?

>Nissan GTR
but only the R-34

Toyota 86AE

>>31629
I prefer the 86 model that debut in 2011-2012.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_86#Scion_FR-S

>>31409
Mazda MX-5 2019 edition is lit.

Hachi Roku

2021 Toyota GR Supra GTS

I'm sucker for late 80's early 90's era Japanese Cars. The Honda CRX with the Cyber roof is my favorite

I used to be obsessed with pre-2000s jap coupes/hatchbacks when I was a teenager. My first car was a honda prelude, which I wrecked a week after I got it… in retrospect I should've gotten a civic hatchback or acura integra while they were still easy to find.

By now it's very hard to find such cars around here, the few that are left are all high mileage and often riced to hell. I live in midwest US so most old jap cars don't take long to turn into rust buckets, thanks to the road salt bullshit.

However after I sold my prelude (for like $800 lol) I found a good deal on an NA miata, so I've been driving that ever since. But after a bunch of expensive repairs and having to drive it through shitty traffic I am wanting to sell it and get a more practical hatchback. But all the new cars are too expensive and overly complex and gay looking. At this point I'd rather just walk and take the train like they do in Japan than deal with cars.

>>37135
I feel you. 90s were just different. Car manufacturers actually gave a shit and now… you don't even have to rice your car, Honda does it for you.
Maybe you should buy a 10-12 year old accord, it has some electronics in it but not the bs lcd screen which breaks often. For example my dad owns a 2008 Honda accord and it's great. Sure it's a boring looking sedan but it has the basic electronics a modern person cannot live without but it's still not as new as when manufacturers started putting expensive entertainment gear into it.

>>31452
HONDA also makes jets
https://www.hondajet.com

>>37146
>you don't even have to rice your car, Honda does it for you.
So true. I never laughed as hard at a car as when I saw the new type-r for the first time. You know the back has vents that are completely fake lol? They are actually covered despite what they look like, its just hilarious.

Playing Gran Turismo as a kid gave me an appreciation for 90's Japanese sports cars. All the newer jap cars look like they're obnoxious posers outfitted with bling. They don't have the dignified elegance of the older cars.

>>37351
Does HONDA makes jetskis?

>>37733
HONDA quit making jet-skis in 2009.

3rd gen honda accord hatchback coupe. (1986-1989)
It's a beautiful car and sadly, only usdm.
An eurofag like myself cannot dream to buy one.

>>37353
you can use dremel to make fake hole real

>>37781
So sad.. but they still make jets

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_HA-420_HondaJet

I still have the same 97 Red DOHC VTEC del sol I had in college in one of my discinnected garages. Just like that. It was fun. I went to college in the early 2000s

I just have a shitty old Toyota that doesn't even run right now. I could have it towed and repaired or just replace it altogether, but I don't care enough about cars to sort it out. I just walk to my parents' place and give them money to buy me groceries when I need some. I'll probably get it fixed eventually. What I really want for a car is a '67 Stingray, but those are expensive as hell nowadays. Probably a bitch to maintain and a keying magnet, too.

I have always loved hatchbacks, they look the best in my opinion. it fits my personality too. I like practicality and will never need to use 4 doors or need backseats. an automobile, just like a house is to me a private sanctuary. 3 door cars represent the idea that a vehicle crafted for personal use the best in my opinion.