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Cliche · 10-22-2009, 01:25 PM

Note that most of RHD cars that I've seen have been the JDM types that were never released to north america, or sold so poorly that it's incredibly rare to see them as a LHD. (Supra's, RX-7 FD's, Soarer's, R32/R33 skylines, not too sure if the r34's are importable yet, MR2's I find are the most likely cars to be RHD)

Also some of them may have been 15 years or more older and able to be imported into canada. Not too sure about the love for the SUV's though.

If I had the cash and wherewithal, definitely I'd have an obscure RHD as a fun/weekend type car.

Also consider the demographic, and these are your replacement for fun cheap vehicles, as most of the 90's domestic stuff is crap, or will set you on fire(Fiero).

10-22-2009, 01:25 PM	#8
Cliche Powerplay Quarterback Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Wherever you go there you are. Exp:	Note that most of RHD cars that I've seen have been the JDM types that were never released to north america, or sold so poorly that it's incredibly rare to see them as a LHD. (Supra's, RX-7 FD's, Soarer's, R32/R33 skylines, not too sure if the r34's are importable yet, MR2's I find are the most likely cars to be RHD) Also some of them may have been 15 years or more older and able to be imported into canada. Not too sure about the love for the SUV's though. If I had the cash and wherewithal, definitely I'd have an obscure RHD as a fun/weekend type car. Also consider the demographic, and these are your replacement for fun cheap vehicles, as most of the 90's domestic stuff is crap, or will set you on fire(Fiero). __________________ Tacitus: Rara temporum felicitate, ubi sentire quae velis, et quae sentias dicere licet.