Mitsuoka had a simple idea in 2023, but it grew into something much more exciting. The little Japanese company chose to celebrate its 55th birthday with a one-off prototype based on the Honda Civic hatchback, which turned out to be a fantastic idea. Public interest ran so high that more than 1,300 people reached out right away. Now the company has moved the project into limited production, and the newest version carries the RS badge.
Liberty Walk earned a name for itself among tuners by transforming supercars into spectacular showpieces, and this 2007 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Coupe exemplifies their strong style. According to records, the car first arrived in the United States before being transferred to Japan in 2012 for a comprehensive refurbishment.
A recent Bring a Trailer auction for a stunning 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R M-Spec Nür brought in an incredible $442,000. Its success demonstrates how far the R34 has come, from being an obscure cult favorite to being on par with other highly sought-after collector’s goods. Nissan only produced 285 instances of this vehicle, with the M-Spec Nür being the very last of the R34 GT-R series.
Japan’s T-Demand has taken Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y—already sharp, clean EVs—and cranked them into head-turning showstoppers that refuse to blend in. Forget the usual Teslas silently zipping through quiet suburbs; these beasts rock custom air suspension, oversized wheels, and a brazen stance that injects a rebellious streak into Tesla’s minimalist vibe.
Just 220 first-generation examples of the Tommykaira ZZ were manufactured during its production run between 1996-2000. This rare 1997 example could be yours for the right price, and you won’t have to pay any import fees, as it’s already registered in the states.