The 1990s were a golden era for Japanese sports cars, with icons like the Toyota Supra, Nissan Skyline, and Mazda RX-7 capturing the hearts of enthusiasts worldwide. Amidst these legends, however ...

Here are the top 10 Japanese sports cars of the ’90s. ... Fully loaded, the Mitsubishi sports car nearly tipped the scales at 3,800 lbs. That may not sound that heavy by today’s standards, ...

Here are the top 10 Japanese sports cars of the ’90s. 10. Nissan 240SX. 1995 Nissan 240SX. ... Fully loaded, the Mitsubishi sports car nearly tipped the scales at 3,800 lbs.

This was largely because Mitsubishi envisioned the car as "a new-age super four-wheel drive sports car." If there was a feature that Mitsubishi could affix to the 3000GT, it did.

The most recent two generations of the Mitsubishi Eclipse can be filed under the “missed opportunities/utterly disappointing” category in the sports car archives, but the mid-to-late 90s is ...

Discover affordable 90s JDM sports cars in 2025. Nissan 300ZX and Mitsubishi 3000GT offer 300 horsepower and style for less than Supra or Skyline.

For a '90s car, Andy’s Spyder VR-4’s roof raises and lowers in 30 seconds, which is impressive even by today’s standards. The Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 competes with the '90s Toyota Supras ...

Mitsubishi was pumping out plenty of iconic sports cars in the JDM craze of the '90s and 2000s, but the FTO is perhaps the most underrated of the bunch.

One of the most important factors behind Mitsubishi's decision to discontinue sports cars was a change in buyer preferences. The first notable shift was in 2004 when sedans and wagons — which ...