Kei cars, they were considered fast in the early 90's, but sadly with Japan's restriction on maximum power, now it's not considered fast anymore. But these cars really have the potential to be brutal, that is why I like them. TheCopenGuy 30 Jun 2015 Previous My Subarus...Subari? What's the plural form again? Next What's the worst that can happen by driving with a broken catalytic converter? Comments I’m still thinking how much it price for the sensor technology to fit on existing Daihatsu Mira out there…. I think we should have them here, the lcgc law is silly. Latest News News The Encor Series 1 Is A Stunning £430k Lotus Esprit Restomod News Lexus LFA Name Returns, But This Time On An EV Concept News The Toyota GR GT3 Is Coming To A Racetrack Near You Soon News The 641bhp Toyota GR GT Is Finally Here News The Kia Vision Meta Turismo Is The Brand’s 80th Birthday Present To Itself News What’s Kia Hinting At With These Shadowy Teasers?Subscribe to our NewsletterGet the latest car news, reviews and unmissable promotions from the team direct to your inboxFor more information see our Privacy Policy Leave this field blank Latest Reviews Reviews 2025 Alpine A390 GT Review: An Alpine, But Not As You Know It Reviews 2025 Honda Civic Review: The Nicest Car You Probably Never Think About Reviews 2025 BYD Seal 6 Touring Review: There’s Value, But It’s Not Very Good Reviews Cupra Formentor VZ5 Review: We’re Not Sure Why It Exists, But We’re Glad It Does Reviews Volvo EX30 Cross Country Review: A Good Car Spoiled By Software Reviews 2025 Vauxhall Mokka GSE Review: Decent, But It Has One Big Problem
I’m still thinking how much it price for the sensor technology to fit on existing Daihatsu Mira out there….
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I’m still thinking how much it price for the sensor technology to fit on existing Daihatsu Mira out there….
I think we should have them here, the lcgc law is silly.