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Very true.
Many otherwise desirable Japanese cars suffer from this as well.
Which ones are you thinking?
There's a bit of a squishy velour trend to a lot of the soft furnishings of things like Toyotas, but I always thought the plastics in most Jap cars aged quite well.
@J0nathan it did, although tbh I hardly ever saw it driven.
Part of the appeal is that sleeper idea. And that they looked rude as fuck at the time.
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@Dammit
The problem with that stuff is the look incredible from the outside, but the inside looks like a cheap taxi. Many otherwise desirable Japanese cars suffer from this as well. For this reason they look a lot better as track cars, which are meant to be naked paint and riveted panels.