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Cool Cars You Can Legally Import to the U.S. Now That It’s 2024

By Matthew Lynch
January 14, 2024
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As we enter 2024, automobile enthusiasts have a new list of vehicles that are finally eligible to be imported legally into the United States, thanks to the 25-year import rule. This rule allows cars that were never sold in the American market to be imported once they reach 25 years of age. Here, we take a look at some of the coolest and most sought-after cars you can now import legally.

1. 1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34)

A legend in the world of sports cars, the R34 Skyline GT-R gained widespread recognition following its appearances in various movies and video games. Boasting a twin-turbocharged inline-six engine and a sophisticated all-wheel-drive system, the GT-R offers both performance and handling unmatched by many modern cars.

2. 1999 Honda S2000

Though it was available in North America, European and Japanese versions of the first-generation S2000 boasted higher performance specs due to their better intake systems and exhausts. Besides this enhanced performance, import-worthy S2000s feature exclusive colors and options not offered on their American counterparts.

3. 1999 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Tommi Mäkinen Edition

The Tommi Mäkinen Edition Lancer Evolution VI is a perfect example of Mitsubishi’s dedication to producing specialized homologation specials for rally racing. With an improved turbocharger and aggressive styling inspired by Finnish rally legend Tommi Mäkinen, this limited-edition Evo VI is a dream for any collector or rally enthusiast.

4. 1999 Toyota Supra RZ (JZA80)

Although you might already see fourth-generation Toyota Supras on American roads, it’s the rarer JDM versions that stir excitement among enthusiasts. The twin-turbocharged RZ model features upgrades such as a Getrag six-speed manual transmission and a higher power output, giving it an edge over its U.S. counterpart.

5. 1999 TVR Cerbera

The British-manufactured TVR Cerbera is a potent mix of distinctive styling and raw power. Equipped with either a 4.2-liter or 4.5-liter V8, the Cerbera can achieve exhilarating performance figures while still offering comfortable long-distance grand touring capabilities.

6. 1999 Alfa Romeo GTV and Spider

Charming Italian design meets impressive performance in the Alfa Romeo GTV coupe and Spider convertible twins. Powered by one of the best-sounding V6 engines of the era, these cars offer driving experiences that will make you feel like you’re on the winding roads of Italy.

7. 1999 Lotus Esprit Sport 350

This lightweight sports car from Lotus is more than just eye candy; it can deliver outstanding performance thanks to its turbocharged V8 engine. The limited-edition Esprit Sport 350 also comes with various upgrades, such as a revised chassis setup and a lighter flywheel, enhancing its track-ready credentials.

In conclusion, 2024’s list of newly eligible imports offers automobile enthusiasts an exciting opportunity to own some truly remarkable vehicles that were previously unavailable in the United States. Whether you’re after an iconic Japanese sports car or a rare European gem, now is the perfect time to take advantage of the relaxed regulations and add something special to your collection.

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