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63 manufacturers represented in this collection.

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Eunos 1991

1991 Eunos Roadster M2 1001

The Eunos Roadster M2 1001 is an early limited complete-car programme developed by M2. Mazda’s chronology gives a December 1991 introduction and 300-unit reference. It belongs to the Roadster family, but its…

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Mitsubishi 1991

1991 Mitsubishi HSR-III

HSR-III belongs to Mitsubishi’s research-concept tradition, where a complete physical vehicle explored an idea beyond a normal catalogue model. The surviving museum car is a particularly useful record because its shape and…

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Toyota 1991

1991 Toyota Celica GT-Four RC / Carlos Sainz

The 1991 Celica GT-Four RC and Carlos Sainz naming belongs to a worldwide 5,000-car homologation family. Toyota’s contemporary release gives that global boundary and identifies 1,800 cars for Japan within it, avoiding…

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Documentation before the number.

A limited offer is not automatically a completed-production total. A surviving vehicle is not a complete factory census. We keep those distinctions visible and link each collection back to the individual profile’s evidence.

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