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Jan 18, 2026 31 min

CRASHED - EP.169

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Right Hand Drive Guys Podcast, we tackle a hard but important topic in the JDM world — cars getting crashed and permanently removed from an already shrinking pool. As these vehicles age and values climb, every loss hits harder, especially when we’re talking about limited-production legends. We dive into the recent R’s Day crash that left a rare R34 GT-R heavily damaged in the rear, sparking big conversations across the community. We talk about what these incidents mean for overall production numbers, future values, restorability, and the responsibility that comes with driving historically important cars. This episode isn’t about blame — it’s about reality. Preservation vs. use, driving vs. protecting, and how each crash subtly reshapes the future of JDM culture. 🎙️ As the numbers drop, the stakes rise — this is the uncomfortable side of loving rare cars.

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Right Hand Drive Guys Podcast, we tackle a hard but important topic in the JDM world — cars getting crashed and permanently removed from an already shrinking pool. As these vehicles age and values climb, every loss hits harder, especially when we’re talking about limited-production legends. We dive into the recent R’s Day crash that left a rare R34 GT-R heavily damaged in the rear, sparking big conversations across the community. We talk about what thes...

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