It’s 1993 and the fastest street racers of Usui Pass are a pair of lesbians 🌄

Toyota Century Miyagata Hearse, 1996. Based on a late first-generation 4.0 V8 Century, a custom-built ceremonial hearse featuring a highly ornate, shrine-like wooden rear coffin section. "Miyagata" translates to “shrine-type," and these hearses represent a traditional style that is now declining in Japan.

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Mitsuoka MC-1, 1998. A single-seat microcar powered by a mid-mounted one-cylinder engine or by electricity. It was marketed as the "Microcar for your life." It could be equipped with a variety of boxes for use as a tiny delivery vehicle. With a plastic body, it was also available in kit form and came with a canvas "coat" that wrapped around the exposed parts. It was discontinued in 2007

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Holden Kingswood Vacationer II, 1976. The Vacationer was a special edition that GMH (General Motors Holden) returned to again and again having first offered it on the HQ. It offered a few items of extra equipment and was generally used to shore up sales before a new series arrived (the HJ was replaced by the HX in 1976). It was also used on the Commodore that replaced the Kingswood

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Night Drift ‘Initial D’ PlayStation