The other thing about 90s Japanese cars is that cars, once old enough, can be easily imported regardless of emissions/safety standards.
In Canada, I think it’s 17 years of age, then you can bring in your right hand drive car more easily than container of potatoes.
Personally, I don’t know why each country has its own safety standards when every industrialized country has a similar enough mix of speed limits and urban/suburban/rural environments.
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The other thing about 90s Japanese cars is that cars, once old enough, can be easily imported regardless of emissions/safety standards.
In Canada, I think it’s 17 years of age, then you can bring in your right hand drive car more easily than container of potatoes.
Personally, I don’t know why each country has its own safety standards when every industrialized country has a similar enough mix of speed limits and urban/suburban/rural environments.