Stocks and real estate values soared to practically incomprehensible levels driven by speculation. Many of the cars enthusiasts adore come from Japan’s bubble economy of the 1980s. It’s not a thrilling supercar or a hero car from a videogame, but it is still something different. Less talked about are the more normal cars that were never sold in America but are still pretty awesome. Some of the vehicles on that list are now legal to import, but enthusiasts of those cars had to wait so long to have them. Maybe you want a Holden Ute, a Honda Civic Type R, a Volkswagen Scirocco R, a Renault Clio V6, a Subaru Impreza 22B, a Suzuki Jimny, a BMW M5 Touring, or so many more sweet cars. Many of the cars enthusiasts drool over are icons like the Nissan Skyline R34 or weird machines like the aforementioned Renault Avantime. Amazingly, the LSS was faster in a straight line than Oldsmobile’s claimed competition, but few people ever bought them. When the Oldsmobile Aurora made its debut, parts from that car trickled down into the LSS, which became its own standalone model. It was the top-of-the-line Eighty Eight with a sport suspension and a center console shifter. As part of its effort to freshen its image, Oldsmobile unleashed the Luxury Sports Sedan. The automaker wanted to attract young professionals, but they were buying BMWs, Acura, and Lexus cars, not Oldsmobiles. This GM H-body came at a strange time for Oldsmobile. Last time on Holy Grails, I briefly let my wife take the wheel to tell you about her grail, the Oldsmobile LSS. The Mazda Astina was a Japanese Bubble Era masterpiece of a fastback sedan with pop-up headlights and, later, it became a sleek early example of a four-door coupe with a dash of Porsche influence. If you’re a fan of Mazda, now is the right time to pick up a Mazda you’ve probably never heard of before. We still have to wait to buy something like a Renault Avantime and it’s going to be a long while before I can pick up a Smart Roadster.
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