Ever since we bid farewell to horse and chariot a hundred years ago, we have looked mostly towards Germany and Japan when it comes to superior automobiles. The natural bias is towards these countries because they have produced great cars such as the Audi A5, Genesis G70, and Porsche Panamera. Other major car manufacturing countries like South Korea were mostly geared towards mass-produced economy cars with smaller engines. However, in a rebellious uproar at Kia Motors, the status quo has suddenly been overturned since the introduction of the Kia Stinger!
Japan has given the world some of the best sports cars ever known to car enthusiasts. The recipe has been simple from the days of the Datsun 240z all the way to the new Nissan 370z. A small lightweight chassis with a high revving engine at the front sending power to the rear wheels while putting an ear to ear smile on the driver’s face. To this day the Nissan 350z and 370z are one of the best modern platforms ever to come out of Japan and are being used as a track, drift and show cars because they can handle any kind of motorsport that the owner wants to engage in. There is also a large aftermarket parts industry to support the enthusiasts who want a variety of options when it comes to modifying their cars.