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. 

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

90s-early 00s for me

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

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

1990s Japanese cars are ROCK SOLID reliable, good build quality and cheap for 90% Malaysian.

2023 Japanese cars are NOT solid reliable, plastics build quality and not exactly cheap for 90% Malaysian.

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

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

Because everyone can have bluebird

I had this bluebird SSS before.


One of the few 4 door car with a rear windscreen wiper.

Maybe but why designs today so trash? Look at latest Vios

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.

Got put "AWAS ABSORBER BUMPER" sticker?

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

Got put "AWAS ABSORBER BUMPER" sticker?

90s-early 00s for me

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