RELATED: Exclusive: JCCS 2022 - The West Coast Mecca of JDM In this list, you will find the original ten cars and a few extra models to give you more options to learn about or to refresh your memory on. Updated April 23, 2023: Since so many groups of people in North America love JDM cars, it was thought that this list should be updated instead of letting it get lost in the piles of old information. Without further ado, these are the best JDM cars that were produced in the 1990s. That may seem contradictory, but even though JDM cars have a great resale value in North American markets, they are still priced lower than what a version modified initially for sale in America could be found for. Plus, if they are ever sold, the resale values are always fairly good because so many people on this side of the world are looking to get their hands on one. The great thing about these cars for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere is that they are much more cost-friendly, and since they are reliable and built to last, they make great cars to have around. The 1990s, in particular, gave birth to most of the iconic JDM cars we lust after today. These cars or versions of cars have been produced solely for their local Japanese market and have not been exported to most (or any) other markets. A type of vehicle with a global cult following is JDM cars, which of course, stands for vehicles designed for the Japanese Domestic Market. Many cars are desirable by automotive enthusiasts, and they often vary, depending on the region.
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