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DC-Area Car Spots: JDM Edition

Didn’t see too many good spots this week, so here’s some JDM cars I’ve seen around over the last few years.

u/BeerBaconBooks — 9 hours ago

Collectible or Forgettable?: 1993 Nissan NX2000

I definitely forgot about this one... and kinda want one... (mostly for the 'wuzzat?' reactions)

u/LinoleumRelativity — 3 hours ago

What’s the highest gas price you’ve seen recently?

This was 2 days ago at a BP station in Mount Vernon, NY. Shit so bad I went from looking for a Q50 with the 3.7 VQ to a Honda Accord 😭😭

u/Forzafan456_official — 1 hour ago

You’re starting a hotshot car trailer towing business. What is your medium duty truck of choice?

Will it be the International CX, Chevrolet Kodiak, or ford F-550?

u/Key-Bat-2616 — 4 hours ago

My Dad's car history: 1987-Present

  1. Mazda GLC

  2. Nissan Pulsar NX

  3. Saturn SC2

  4. Toyota Avalon XL

  5. Lexus ES 300

  6. Acura TL

  7. Acura MDX

  8. Honda CR-V (Still has this car)

  9. Fisker Ocean Extreme

  10. Fisker Ocean One (Still has this car🙄)

u/Ok-Affect-4105 — 3 hours ago
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European lobbying group is NOT trying to ban the import of american trucks, they are trying to limit the hood heights of newly produced cars. Regardless of origin.

u/KnightLBerg — 13 hours ago

Should GM re-use their old Pontiac and Oldsmobile nameplates?

A Buick Toronado or Cutlass? A Chevy Grand Prix or Intrigue?

Is this blasphemy - or a good idea to keep these nameplates alive, and in the public awareness? Or should GM hoard them for decades more, for the possibility of re-launching an old brand?

Confession, I was an Intrigue owner... drove it 23 years before I traded it. Such a comfortable car for a tall driver, with good visibility all around.

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u/BocephusQuimbyMcFry — 24 hours ago
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