9 Reasons why I love the Late 90's/Early 2000's era of tuner cars

Now don’t get me wrong, I like the modern era of tuner cars too, but anyone who’s seen F&F 1-3, or played NFS Underground 1 and/or 2, would understand why this era of tuners is so cool. Here are some reasons why we love it, and why you should respect it.

Also, no rude ricer comments, please.

Every design spoke personality

People actually spent time under the hood

Every design was unique

Childhood

Some were sensible

Pocket rockets galore

Influence in toys

Variety of parts

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Kenji (Oldsmobile Fan) (GoldWing Enthusiast) (wheel nut)

Why exactly is this in funny? you also forgot the MidnightClub series, which did more justice to the “open world street-racing” genre of games than NFSU, and what makes you think that tuners don’t put “personality” or “uniqueness” into their builds nowadays, isn’t that what stanced cars do? widebodies? the only thing F&F capitalize on the “scene” and make future prices for supras skyrocket

02/14/2020 - 07:40 |
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Anonymous

Also dont forget initial d, it also had a 90s tuner theme in it.

03/04/2020 - 02:02 |
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Anonymous

Also don’t forget initial d, it was also a thing in the late 90s car culture

03/08/2020 - 03:54 |
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