Why 1990s the golden era for Japanese cars?

Says u?

less emphasis on co2 emissions rating

car engineers can experiment many things

already had head start since the end of ww2

becoz we dun have social platrform and fast internet...

so peopolz put time in rempitz and racing...

JDM hnnggnnnzzz

sad to say we can afford only proton saga due to mahaithirism increase tax on jap cars

In the 90s, Jap companies engineered strong engines using cast iron blocks and basic fuel injection systems. Such stock engines can withstand up to 500-600hp easily with modern standalone ECUs.

Engines such as the 4G63-T, 2JZ, RB26, SR20, B6 and B16 all legendary.

Nowadays, everything is made from aluminum, 3 cylinders, a soft turbo, many pesky electronics, and unreliable sensors.

Sunny 120Y

That's when all the tech advancement peaks, things like AYC, ATTESA-ETS, HICAS, AWC, to name a few and these things generally works even after many years due to it being mostly mechanical.

90s was fun but cars better nao

And easier to drive with more comfort and aids

Was more involving then....

90s was the era of w124 and E36, E39.
Apa Japanise ada? Evo 6. That's it.

Do u know last time ppl cook broth or stock using meat only?
No one want to use bones to book soup 1.

Those were the days

90s japan car is golden era? Wtf. Japan cars are always golden era. Look at toyota honda today, so reliable.

ZeeGermans nao winrar

90s-early 00s for me

Nsx
Supra
Lancer Evo vii
Mitsubishi GTO
Civic EK type R
Original sti
MR-2
Altezza
S2000

There were so many Japan sports cars back then

If there's EMP attack or effects, probably the old diesel land cruiser with lesser electronics will be the survivor that still can ignite engine.

This post has been edited by yongku99: Jun 5 2023, 02:09 PM

What's so era about these cars? Lol

watch this

Execs drive japs while senior manager level drive continentals. Nowadays execs drive perodua and proton