Autozam AZ-1 Mazdaspeed A-spec, 1992. The most famous Autozam product was also a kei car with a Suzuki engine but this time placed amidships driving the rear wheels. But alas it went on sale in the midst of a recession in Japan and was considered too expensive and cramped for a kei car. It failed to meet the 800 per month sales target and was discontinued after 2 years
Lamborghini Countach LP400 S “Cannonball Run,” 1979. Chassis number 1121112 was originally delivered to the Lamborghini distributor for Rome, Italy, SEA Auto, who almost immediately had the car exported to the United States of America. Hal Needham. the movie’s director, decided the factory original Countach wasn’t quite wild enough for the film, so it was modified by adding a new front spoiler with additional lights for night driving. In 2021 The Cannonball Run Countach made history by entering the Library of Congress National Historic Vehicle Register.
