Will you be able to resist a stunning photo of the brilliant blue Maserati MC12?? or stunned with the beauty of the Stirling Moss Edition SLR McLaren? These fine supercars are not from Dubai, also not from London or Miami, which came from Japan.
We all know that Japan owns a developed automotive industry in most of the world and a strong economy also. In addition, the Japanese government allows people to import goods with tax-free, so the car craze in this country is hotter than ever.
In Japan, the supercars appear everywhere and very diverse, from cities to rural areas, from the “normal” supercar to the "super-rare, super-expensive" supercar. Unlike in North America or Europe, the Japanese playboys always want to make a difference for their car by chrome plated or turning the body kit.
When we say that Japan has some rare cars, we’re not talking about the Lamborghini Gallardo or Ferrari F430. We are talking about the Gumpert Apollo, Lexus LFA, Bugatti Veyron, Pagani Zonda, Koenigsegg CCX and more are showing up around the country every year.
