8 Most FORGOTTEN Japanese Cars of All Time That Are INSANELY RARE!

8 Most FORGOTTEN Japanese Cars of All Time That Are INSANELY RARE...

In 1992, Yamaha built a street-legal Formula 1 car—complete with a V12 engine, tandem seating, and a fighter jet canopy. Only three exist. And that’s just one of the incredible stories hidden in Japan’s lost automotive history.

From Yamaha’s insane OX99-11, to Nissan’s retro masterpiece Pao, to Mazda’s gullwing AZ-1, we’re diving deep into eight forgotten Japanese vehicles that broke every rule, redefined innovation, and vanished before the world noticed.

Each one reveals a side of Japan’s car culture that few have ever seen—wild engineering, artistic design, and the fearless experimentation that made the 80s and 90s Japan’s golden age of automotive creativity.

🟡 Cars Featured:
8 – Yamaha OX99-11 (The F1 car for the street)
7 – Nissan Pao (Retro done right)
6 – Mazda Autozam AZ-1 (The kei-class supercar)
5 – Daihatsu Compagno (Japan’s first European export)
4 – Toyota Classic (A 1990s time machine to 1936)
3 – Subaru SVX (The GT nobody understood)
2 – Mitsubishi HSR (The tech lab on wheels)
1 – Toyota Sera (The butterfly-doored Corolla)

🎥 Each of these machines pushed boundaries, defied expectations, and proved that Japan’s boldest cars weren’t always the ones that sold—they were the ones that dared to exist.

If you love forgotten legends, concept madness, and the brilliance of Japan’s automotive pioneers… this video is for you.

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