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1993 Mazda Autozam AZ-1 Mazdaspeed

A tiny mid-engined kei car wouldn’t be our first choice for a commuter but that doesn’t stop the owner of this Autozam AZ-1 using it on the daily. We try it on for size.  In the mid-1980s, Japan was enjoying a booming economy. Confidence was high with growth being driven by strong domestic demand. This home-grown consumption spurred the local car makers into action and it seemed nothing was too outrageous. Towards...

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1990 Mitsuoka Le-Seyde

Some cars attract attention, and then there is the Mitsuoka Le-Seyde. It’s out there man. Japanese automakers have been responsible for a fair few four-wheeled wheeled oddities over the decades. There’s the Suzuki X90, Toyota Sera and Daihatsu Midget from recent memory. They also outdo themselves with weird nameplates; the Daihatsu Naked, Suzuki Mighty Boy, Nissan Cedric and...

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