The Nissan 300ZX is one of the most legendary Japanese performance cars of all time, particularly the Z32 generation that was released at the end of the 1980s and ran through to the late 1990s (read our 300ZX buyer’s guide and history here for more information on this popular car if you’d like to better …Read more
Here at Garage Dreams we are big fans of JDM cars. In fact, we have written a number of articles on the topic, our most popular being a comprehensive guide to the meaning of JDM (read it here). We are on a quest with our Car Facts series to answer as many JDM-related questions as …Read more
Welcome back to another edition of Car Facts, the series where we answer your car questions. In today’s short article, we are looking at the following question that we have seen a few people ask online: “Where do JDM cars come from?” The answer to this question is simple, so this won’t be a long …Read more
欢迎来到车的另一个版本的事实,意甲联赛s where we answer your car questions. Today’s short article seeks to answer the following question: “What is a ‘2+2′ car’? Perhaps you’ve been browsing the classifieds or online auction sites and come across a car described as a 2+2 (or something similar like “two plus two”). …Read more
Here at Garage Dreams we are massive fans of “Hot Hatches”. From the original hot hatch (the Golf GTI MK1 – which has best claim to the title) through to the super hatches of today like the Audi RS3 and Mercedes-Benz A45 AMG, there is much to be said for hot hatch ownership. We covered …Read more
If you’re looking at buying a Nissan 300ZX, then you will have come across some models as having “2+2” seating (by the way, if you’re looking to buy one of these cars, then make sure that you check out our Nissan 300ZX buyer’s guide before committing – we have put together the most comprehensive buyer’s …Read more
The Nissan 300ZX Z32 is one of the best Japanese performance vehicles of the 1990s (although production actually started in the late 1980s – read our Z31/Z32 300ZX buyer’s guide and history here). What is interesting about the 300ZX is that – despite its brilliance – it has never quite ascended to the same level …Read more
The Nissan Skyline is one of the most legendary names in Japanese performance motoring history. Despite being basically illegal in America (read our article here on why the Nissan Skyline is illegal in the USA), it has even managed to gain a cult-like following in a market where it wasn’t available new, and the steering …Read more
Rallying was massively popular during the eighties and nineties, and more and more Japanese manufacturers wanted a piece of the action. While Nissan had competed in numerous different rally events before, they had been spurred on by the domination of their R32 GT-R in the world of Group A circuit racing. Nissan’s engineers took it …Read more
The Type R badge was initially reserved for Honda’s incredible Ferrari competitor, the NSX, however, the Japanese manufacturer would soon give some of their lower end models the Type R treatment. Following on from the 1995 Integra Type R, Honda launched the EK9 Civic Type R in 1997 that was based on the JDM 3-door …Read more