European marques were flexing their muscles with turbocharged Porsches and all-wheel-drive Audis, while Americans were still ...

But none of those cars made this list, because this is a Top 10 list of Japanese sports cars we actually got in America during the ’90s.True, a lot of the most amazing Japanese sports cars never ...

With a well-tuned chassis, sport-orientated suspension and active rear steering, the 300ZX was one of the fastest Japanese sports car of the 1990s. 3. Mazda RX-7.

The 1990s weren't kind to the Japanese economy, but the decade saw the release of classic cars that set a standard for the JDM market in years to come.

With iconic designs, potent engines, and innovative tech, Japanese models took over several segments of the sports car world. These days, 1990s legends like Toyota's A80 Supra, Nissan's R34 ...

Japanese sports cars from the 1980s to the 1990s have become popular worldwide, and are increasingly catching the eyes of collectors, particularly in the United States. One of the background ...

The Nineties were a golden age for cars. Analog driving was at its peak, and turbocharging had just come into play. These are our favorite cars from the '90s ever.

The Lost Decade wasn't the easiest for Japanese car manufacturers, but that didn't prevent Honda from putting out some memorable models. Here are the coolest.

Discover affordable 90s JDM sports cars in 2025. Nissan 300ZX and Mitsubishi 3000GT offer 300 horsepower and style for less than Supra or Skyline.

The 1990s were also an era when there were a lot of appealing Japanese sports cars, thanks to that country’s economic boom in the 1980s. Robert Yeager, author of the book “The NextGen Guide to ...

A look at 1990s cars from Lexus, Dodge, Mazda, Jeep, and Toyota that helped shape the automotive industry. ... Americans held serious doubts Japanese automakers could build a credible luxury car.