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TOYOTA CROWN

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In the japanes domestic market among the oldest exsisting nameplates other than the landcruiser the crown is among th oldest. Well its first generattion made its debut back in 1955 as a luxury sedan powered by a 1.5ltr engine and 3 speed manual transmission it was able to deliver 48 hp and was able to fit six people comfortably Well 69 years later still in the making it has clearly proven the test of time in the previous years. It has tried to retain its luxury heritage and elegance since it is commonly built for the japanese domestic market most of them are sold around the world as exports This is clear indication of the reliability and toyotas spirit of kaizen and continued production. Perfomance wise iam glad to say its a beast on the road. Between the late 90's and early 2000's toyota produced a wagon version which if asked it was a beauty. That generation was powered by the legendary 1JZ engine and some with the 2JZ engines tuners sourcing for this generation all over...
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THE SUBARU FORESTER

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With the significant increase in the suv market car companies are trying hard to be the best. In japan subaru has been able to produce the best since 1997 to date.It has proven to be reliable and a capable performer. The 1st generation produced since 1997 to 2002. it was powered by a 2.0ltr engine tha produced 122hp and 176N/M equipped with the legendary subaru symetrical AWD proved you will be able to tackle the crazy offroad terrain In 2003 Subaru unleashed the sg5 and later the sg9 the sg ersion was in production from 2003-2008 it was powered by subarus EJ20 ,EJ25,EJ253,EJ253 and EJ255. The EJ20 had turbo variant and non-turbo variant that produced between 122-227hp at 5600rpm which was a 2.0ltr engine The EJ253 which 2.5ltr non turbo that produced 137-236lb-ft of torque The EJ255 was a 2.5 ltr turbo charged and the prime was a 2.5ltr EJ25 turbocharged In the 3RD gen it recieved a full redesign that this generation was in production from 2009-2013 with 2.0ltr petrol option and...
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