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Talking point - forgotten gems

There are plenty of great performance cars out there, and many have been forgotten. Which deserve another look?

by: Ian Eveleigh
29 May 2015

In the new issue of evo, we drive the original, Japan-only ‘EK9’ Honda Civic Type R and discover it has been criminally overlooked.

What models do you think deserve to be revisited and reappraised, and why?

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