With a treasure trove of well-maintained used cars, Canadians look to Japan
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With a treasure trove of well-maintained used cars, Canadians look to Japan
KUNAL D’SOUZA
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 2 HOURS AGO
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Anthony Manoharan's 1997 Nissan 180 SX that he imported from Japan.
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When winter finally lost its grasp last year, Anthony Manoharan pulled his 1997 Nissan 180SX out of storage for the first time. Driving it on a cool spring day was a 25-year dream come true. Because it is a rig…
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