JDM, of course, refers to the Japanese Domestic Market basically, cars that are only sold in Japan. Over time, though, the term’s meaning has expanded to include Japanese-made cars exported to other countries. Some “JDM cars,” were never available in the United States, others have been slightly modified to make them legal for importation. Japanese carmakers have given us some of the greatest cars ever, and any true car enthusiast remembers how the Nissan Skyline R32 won the Australian Bathurst 1000 in both 1991 and 1992. Every Japanese car manufacturer has its own unique characteristics, and in some cases, that has earned them a cult-like following. Nissan, for example, has a reputation among the car community for being easily tunable to achieve mind-boggling power. Meanwhile, Mitsubishi cars have a reputation for cornering around three times the speed of sound.

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