This is Why You Love 90's Cars So Much

Which cars of the 90's are your favorite?

Ahhh... the 90's. Nostalgia runs deep for all of us. And when it comes to cars it's no different. From the likes of Toyota's infamous Supra to the RX-7 we're here to talk about how the 90's changed the car scene forever!

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1:02 Plugs
2:07 The 80's
3:10 The JDM Scene Rise
4:22 The 90's
8:50 The Past
9:29 The Present
9:58 Outro

[FitmentIndustries]

Which cars of the 90's are your favorite?

[Raven-uulb]

The RX-7 changed my view about Japanese cars and culture forever

[edgarrojas]

What's your dream car?

Us:That's a long list

[FamousByFriday]

Yeah, basically enthusiast cars depreciate until just before the people that wanted them as kids or in high school can afford them.

[Mostlygraves]

i drive a 90's japanese rwd sports car. it's a miata.

[ragingfred]

What the muscle cars of the 60's and the JDM tuners of the 90's have in common is that they stomped out the high end competition at a price the everyman can afford. They told the world that if "pedigree and prestige" is your selling point, get out of the fast lane, you're holding up traffic.

[blr]

"I want my 90's back!" :D .. I say that, but it will never be the same.. Inflation in prices of 90's things, and just reimagining things from the 90's like movies and cars are just not the same.. Good video though!

[alistairhughes]

Quality! I agree with this totally, I grew up watching car films so nostalgia is great BUT the 90s cars still work and can be built to compete against new cars!
Buy it, build it because in ten years time we will all be travelling in digital watches made by casio wondering what happened to our lives

[the-chow-hall]

I love that the car I bought in 1994, 27 years later, is not only still awesome but still in my garage.

[mussiegames]

I have always loved 90's JDM cars. Just so beautiful, well built and had so much potential behind them. I have an MR2 and RX7 but have always wanted the NSX!

[timpolman]

For me it was a VW Corrado, .. glad it was a dream that turned out to be quite attainable. Got a Corrado VR6 for 10 years now. And yes, . Most will scoff at a 2.9l vr6, making 'just' 190bhp and it beeing fwd. But its actually pretty nice in the handling department, and I just love the vr6 sound.

[therestingmitchface]

I didn’t expect to watch a Fitment Industries video and see a Land Before Time reference

[deaimad]

Sometimes I dream of still living in the 90s even though I'm born in the 2000s

[zcid]

Can we take a moment to appreciate Clarkson at 7:35

[forneverarrow]

We grew up dreaming on these cars... I am missing the 90s so much!!!

[arrow_wane]

When the video says “no views yet” 😳

“So you want a 2nd gen Lexus IS”

[BrandonAnderson-tpoq]

"So you want a Acura legend"

[hewbambam]

My car is 31 this year. I think the 90's cars have such an impact is because the everyday person could buy one and they had so much variation and a sense of uniqueness. Car's now are all similar and have pretty much the same styling but the 90's cars were completely different. They had character, something a lot of cars nowadays are lacking.

[CruelUnknown]

Thanks editors for always showing me close ups of Alexs face. ❤️

[hectorfuji]

The 90’s where the time when I was the most into cars, in those ten years I owned and raced( some are 80’s). 87 Grand National
89 SHO
89 Rx7 Turbo 2( what the kids call FC)
89 and 90 Mustang GT
96 Z28
99 Prelude