SuperBEAST Japan is one country that is fairly prolific in producing a great powered sports car. "The Fast and the Furious" sequel movie that has now entered its ninth, also not spared as well flaunt sports cars from Japan who appeared so fierce.
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| The legendary Mazda RX-7 car looks more fashionable. (Picture from: https://bit.ly/2RhLS6z) |
Currently, Japan almost every year producing new cars with incredible speed performance. However, among the dozens of new car models are born each year in Japan, the following five cars that can be categorized as the most exciting Japan's cars that ever made,
5. Mazda RX-7 (FD)
The third and last generation of the RX-7, known
as the FD, 2-door sports coupe was manufactured in three Series, 6, 7
and 8, and was based on a 2.6L Wankel rotary engine positioned behind
the front axle.
A total of three outputs were available, 236 HP, 255 HP and 276 HP, all of them joined by a manual, 5-speed transmission as standard.
A total of three outputs were available, 236 HP, 255 HP and 276 HP, all of them joined by a manual, 5-speed transmission as standard.
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| Mazda RX-7 (FD). (Picture from: http://www.c7carbon.com/) |
Optionally, a 4-speed automatic transmission could also be fitted. Braking efficiency and fading resistance were improved thanks to the all-round ventilated discs. The FD RX-7 was declared
Playboy's Car of the Year in 1993 and numerous publications rated it as one of the best sports cars. (Jump to related article).
4. Nissan R390 GT-1
The Nissan R390 can not be ruled out. Designed to compete on Le Mans GT-1 category in the 1990s, Nissan
R390 performed with a very aggressive look.
Moreover, the car is much sought after by the collector's exclusiveness. Because only produced 2 units with 1 unit saved by Nissan.
Moreover, the car is much sought after by the collector's exclusiveness. Because only produced 2 units with 1 unit saved by Nissan.
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| Nissan R390 GT-1. (Picture from: http://autos.okezone.com/) |
Using a V8 engine with a capacity of
3.5 liters and has been equipped with twin-turbo. With this engine, the
Nissan R390 is said to accelerate in 3.8 seconds to reach 100 kph. Meanwhile, the power output of 550 hp engine makes it capable of driving up to 315 kph.
3. Acura NSX
One of the most exotic cars ever produced by
Japan. In fact, several awards were ever The car was taken. At first
glance, many would probably think that this car is the Italian
production.However, Acura NSX is a Japanese car, that carrying a V6 engine with a capacity of 3.0-liter and capable of spraying power up to 280 hp.
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| Acura NSX. (Picture from: http://www.topcarmag.com/) |
The
car chassis recognized manufacturer, in part designed thanks to the input of legendary Brazilian racer, Ayrton Senna. Production of this car was fairly long, ie from 1990 to 2005. The new generation of NSX
born with a new performance hybrid system. (Jump to related article).
2. Nissan GT-R (R35)
Although looks are not as pretty as the European supercars,
the power of the Nissan GT-R can be relied upon.
Produced in 2007 until now, the Nissan GT-R presented as the answer to doubts of the lovers of Skyline its predecessor. However, over time the GT-R was able to prove everything.
Produced in 2007 until now, the Nissan GT-R presented as the answer to doubts of the lovers of Skyline its predecessor. However, over time the GT-R was able to prove everything.
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| Nissan GT-R. (Picture from: http://www.bornrich.com/) |
In
the Nissan GT-R 2013 model year, this car comes with a few changes.
Besides good looks fresher, the engine response is also made faster with a generating capacity of up to 542 bhp twin-turbo V6 engine that has a
capacity of 3.8 liters was carrying. In addition, the suspension was also updated with excellent stability. (Jump to related article).
1. Lexus LFA
Lexus LFA is one of the best in the category of fast cars. This is the first Japanese supercar that is only produced in very limited numbers, ie 500 units.
The car is entered into the production line on December 15, 2010. For nearly three years of production, Lexus only makes 500 units of LFA in its production facilities in the Motomachi plant in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
The car is entered into the production line on December 15, 2010. For nearly three years of production, Lexus only makes 500 units of LFA in its production facilities in the Motomachi plant in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
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| Front view of Lexus LFA. (Picture from: http://www.langitberita.com/) |
At the factory has 170 workers who assemble the handmade car, so that makes it so very limited production numbers, only 1 unit of LFA produced every day.
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| Rearview of Lexus LFA. (Picture from: http://commons.wikimedia.org/) |
This fast car carrying the V10 engine that has a 4.8-liter capacity and is able to accelerate from 0-100 kph in just 3.6 seconds and it could achieve a maximum speed of 325 kph which is the result of an engine that can generate power 552 hp. *** [EKA [080513] | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | DIH | PIKIRAN RAKYAT 03052013]
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