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If you’re looking at these cars and thinking they’re impractical and hard to drive, you’re likely right in some cases, but there are plenty of people building donks with legitimate drivability. Donk drag racing is a big deal in some parts of the country, with events drawing huge crowds and legions of powerful cars. While not all donks are built for speed, clearly some are. And even if the same powertrain would be quicker in a smaller, lighter vehicle with smaller wheels, a thousand or more horsepower and 10-second quarter-mile times are nothing to sniff at.

Ok, yes Initial D helped with the car’s popularity, but have you heard of this place called Japan? And this awesome driver by the name of Keiichi Tsuchiya? He dominated JTCC and Group-A for a while. He drove a AE86 in 80s and won 8 consecutive races. AE86 was the foremost choice of touge racers and street drifters years before even Initial D came out. The car has had a cult following before 1995 when Initial D came out, saying that is the only reason people like the car is like saying nobody liked Ferrari’s before Magnum PI. Even today, Keiichi Tsuchiya’s AE86 (200hp) dominates the Gunsai and Usui touge has defeated cars which are 3 times powerful than it (650hp R32 was easily beaten). Sorry if I sound rude, but I can’t ignore a legend being disrespected. I understand that Initial D has created a huge fandom…but it’s not only the reason. A real “JDM” enthusiast will only appreciate this

I’m livid. There’s just no way to sugarcoat what is happening to our country, i’m just going to come out and say it, there’s a war going on against our fundamental freedoms. Our time-honored traditions and our core sets of beliefs are in a war, a war for our Happy Honda Days. We are weeks into the holy period of worship, fellowship, self-reflection and amazing year-end deals on new or used Hondas, and I have yet to have anyone wish me Happy Honda Days. I've heard "happy holidays" and "Merry Christmas", one Jew even wished me "happy Hanukkah," but I am yet to hear the hearalding of our capitalist Japanese overlords: "happy Honda days." It's a disgrace. I can respect others believing in Toyotathon or Hyundai holidays, even a Chevrolet red tag sales event. Everyone deserves to have their views respected no matter how wrong. But I just want to hear it said out loud one time: happy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Honda days you beautiful ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

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