JDM PRESENTATION

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PRESENTATION

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introduction

In this presentation i will be exploring what JDM cars are, what the most popular JDM cars are and the infamous japanese driver smokey nagata

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japan

so as we know JDM stands for the Japanese dometic market. so where is japan ?

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introduction to jdm and what it stands for

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what does jdm stand for?

You may have heard the term “JDM” thrown around. JDM stands for Japanese Domestic Market. In other words, they’re a specific model of vehicle that was only available in Japan and offered exclusively to Japanese car buyers. Some more popular brands that are considered JDM include Honda, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Suzuki, Subaru, and Toyota. That may sound like a bunch of well-known manufacturers, but there is a missing chunk of recent automotive history locked away on the shores of Japan.

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why is it so popular?

JDM cars are smart, sleek, powerful, and, because of the way that the Japanese Domestic market is geared, you can get a low mileage used vehicles in almost showroom pristine condition that will stand out from the crowd. Whether you are a JDM enthusiast looking for something a little bit special, or a regular car buyer looking for a good deal on a used car, the JDM market will undoubtedly have something to interest you.

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what are upsides to jdm cars ?

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Performance

Although not all JDM cars are sports cars, there’s one main reason that they’ve become popular in recent times: many do offer incredible performance. JDM cars are often lighter and more agile than other vehicle models, making them ideal for racing and other high-speed activities such as drifting. Thanks to their lightweight construction and powerful engines, JDM cars can offer amazing acceleration, handling, and braking. Performance aspects of some JDM cars are toned down slightly for export markets.

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Style

For many car enthusiasts, the appeal of a JDM car lies in its style. Japanese car culture is well-known for its focus on style and innovation. This is evident in the wide range of car styles that have emerged from Japan over the years, from the sleek lines of a Honda S2000 to the aggressive style of a Subaru WRX STI. JDM cars are also often lauded for their attention to detail, with many featuring unique design elements that set them apart from their mass-exported counterparts. If you’re looking for something that really stands out from the crowd, a JDM car is the way to go. These cars are known for their exclusive style, and JDM cars always turn heads.

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Rarity

If you’re a car enthusiast, then you know that JDM cars are some of the most prized vehicles in the world. And for good reason: the time, expense, and hassle it takes to export them from Japan and get them registered on the road in another country often puts people off, making them a rare prospect outside of Japan. Their rarity means that you’re likely to stand out against all the other cars on the road. There are even some Japanese models that were never officially exported to any foreign markets, making them even more difficult to find outside of Japan For some collectors, this scarcity is one of the most appealing aspects of JDM ownership. In addition to being difficult to find, the rarest JDM cars often fetch high prices on the used market due to their rarity.

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what are some downsides to jdm cars

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Language difficulties

One potential downside is the language barrier. JDM cars are produced for the Japanese market, and as such, they often have features that are designed for a Japanese audience. This can include menu screens and controls that are displayed in Japanese. While some drivers may be able to figure out these features by trial and error, others may find them frustratingly difficult to use. In addition, JDM cars often come with owner’s manuals and other documentation that is written in Japanese. This can make it challenging to understand how to properly care for and maintain your car. If you’re considering purchasing a JDM car, be sure to factor in the language barrier and whether you’ll be able to overcome it.

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Spare parts and maintenance

If you’re thinking about buying a JDM car, there’s one important thing to keep in mind: finding spare parts can be a real challenge. Unlike other cars on the market, JDM cars often use unique components that are not widely available anywhere other than Japan. As a result, if something goes wrong, it can be very difficult (and expensive) to find the parts you need. In some cases, you may even have to import parts from Japan, which can take weeks or even months.

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Safety and emissions

One of the biggest concerns of owning a JDM car is safety. Imported JDM cars were never built to meet the exacting standards of the US market (or any other global market), which means they may not be as safe as their domestic market counterparts. In addition, JDM cars may not meet emissions standards, meaning that they could pollute the air more than US-sold cars. These environmental concerns are especially important to consider if you live in an area with poor air quality. While JDM cars can be fun to drive, their lack of safety features and higher emissions mean that they may not be the best choice for everyone.

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well known jdm cars

Nissan GTR R34

Honda NSX

Mazda Rx7

NIssan S14

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 9

Subaru Impreza WRX STI

Toyota Supra MK IV

Honda Civic EK9 Type-R

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my personal favourite jdm cars

Just below are my top three favourite JDM cars, I have many that i like but i mad the hard descision to pick these three.

Manufactured in 1992, Subaru offered the first Impreza edition, and based on this style, Subaru later built WRX (World Rally eXperimental) model. The 2.5 turbocharged engine gives the car great might and proudly places it into the list of 30 iconic JDM cars.

Another iconic JDM car on our list is Nissan Skyline GTR R34. Starting from 1969, Nissan produced the Skyline GTR sports series, and in 1998 company introduced GTR R34. Because of a six-cylinder twin-turbo engine, it speeds up to 100 mph just in 13 seconds.

Originally designed as a passenger vehicle, Nissan Silvia S14 later became a drifting and racing car. It has a simple design and is very comfortable, and because of this, Silvia S14 is one of the cheapest JDM cars, affordable to buy up to $US10 000, based on edition date.

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smokey nagata

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who is smokey nagata

Born in 1964, Kazuhiko Nagata, known as "Smokey, spent his formative years in the Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido, in a little village surrounded by picturesque countryside and rolling hills. Smokey's fascination with automobiles stemmed from tinkering with cars from an early age. After a bad break in his career as an amateur mechanic when he was 16 years old, he headed to Tokyo to pursue his dream of becoming a racing car driver. Though a humble guy, Smokey Nagata has never humbled his dreams and ambitions. He eventually rose to prominence as a leading street racer and tuning expert in Japan.

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what was smokey nagata known for ?

smokey nagata has a reputation that spans the globe. A man who breathes and sweats automobiles, he made a name for himself in the Japanese automotive tuning industry in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s when Japanese automakers were making some of the most tuner-friendly cars. At around 4am on November 4, 1998, Kazuhiko ‘Smokey’ Nagata pulled off the hard shoulder into lane two of the A1(M) and came to a stop. With rain falling and the mercury hovering just above freezing, he pinned the throttle, dropped the clutch and performed a monstrous burnout in the middle of the road. Satisfied the Midlands were suitably sluiced in tyre smoke, he gunned his heavily modified, 1,003bhp, Japanese-registered, gold-painted Toyota Supra with one aim in mind: hitting 200mph.

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