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Hi all!

I noticed a lot of people are searching for Japanese cars info,

the best way to search for it is with google on the advanced function.

Select Japanese as language and type in stat info on the car. Make sure you use only model numbers, as the Japanese use the model numbers in English as well.

For example Silvia S13 just type in S13 into the search engine. Also typing in words like company names eg. Nissan, Toyota , Blitz may help as these are also sometimes written in English on club sites.

I know most people probably know this already but for the ones that don't, here ya go! It is just confusing, what Japanese people use English for and what they don't!

Cheers

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