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The SZ has grown on me through the years as well, but the RZ never will.

You can find an entire community of diecast collectors of all scales over at Live and Let Diecast!

One excellent source of Tomica and obscure Japanese diecast in the U.S. is @the_toy_pimp on Instagram, run by Jeff Koch, an editor at Hemmings.

Camrys and Priuses are actually fairly common diecast (especially in 1:18, with working functions such as seats, sunvisors, all doors, sunroof, etc.) if you look at it from a non-American-centric point of view.

If you’re not afraid to import, and pay the associated higher shipping (Americans get the cheapest internal shipping in the world), there’s the Siku Suzuki SJ413, which is just the European market Samurai.

Have you ever driven a Mazda Roadster (MX-5 Miata)? What do you think of it?

Just looking at the excerpt had me thinking it was from some sort of Onion/Autoblopnik - type of website ...

Sometimes you just might want to be chauffered in your Duesenberg.

This red one on eBay Motors is one of just two left-hand drive examples of the car.

“a stunning design that doesn’t shout ‘hybrid,’”

Since when did Germans have a sense of humor?

It’s Kinja, what did you expect?

Well, I’m a fan of the basic, six-cylinder versions of quite a number of muscle/pony cars, so I’m already insured against this (somewhat)!

Hey, slow car fast, remember?

That $50,000 buys a lot of LEGO sets.