Black text on a white background with the words 'AUTO CULTURE' and a red circle below with the word 'JAPAN' in white letters.

“Unlike most luxury vehicles, the Century was designed with the rear passenger in mind, as many Japanese executives are traditionally chauffeur-driven.”

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Two tall, empty crystal champagne flutes are placed on a polished wood surface with a glass tray and a remote control nearby, against a background of sofas and a carpeted floor.

“It is fitted with aftermarket Work VS-XV wheels in staggered fitment. The front wheels are 18x10”, while the rears are 18x11”. It features Origin Labo overfenders, paired with a Kmak bodykit.”

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A classic white sports car with black accents on display at an auto show, featuring a custom multi-spoke alloy wheel and the badge '180SX' on the window.

“The two-door STI remains one of the most desirable expressions of Subaru’s golden motorsport era.”

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“Mazda’s obsession with rotary engines began in the 1960s, when the company took a bold leap with the design—small, lightweight, and capable of high-revving performance. This unconventional engine became Mazda’s signature”

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The image shows the interior of a car with a black steering wheel and dashboard. The dashboard features a speedometer and other gauges. The car is red, and part of the red exterior is visible through the windshield. There is a small gauge mounted on the dashboard.

“The 1994-onwards VR-4 was powered by a 3-litre, dual-overhead cam twin-turbocharged V6. It produced 320 horsepower and 315 lb-ft of torque. This allowed for a 5.4-second sprint to 100km/h.”

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“The NSX was designed by a team led by Chief Designer Masahito Nakano and Executive Chief Engineer Shigeru Uehara. It benefited from advanced aerodynamics and styling inspired by a F-16 fighter jet cockpit.”

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A black vintage luxury car displayed in a car museum, surrounded by other classic and modern cars with a sign dedicated to Fred Smithies, an explorer and photographer. The space has bright overhead lighting and a white and gray interior.