The Vemac Car Company, Ltd., commonly known simply as Vemac (ヴィーマック, Vuīmakku), was a low-volume Anglo-Japanese car manufacturer. The company is noted...
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The Vemac RD320R (Japanese: ヴィーマック・RD320R, Hepburn: Vuīmakku RD320R) is a race car produced by the Vemac Car Company that raced in the Japanese Super GT...
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The Vemac RD408R (Japanese: ヴィーマック・RD408R, Hepburn: Vuīmakku RD408R) is a race car produced by the Vemac Car Company that raced in the Japanese Super GT...
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The Vemac RD350R (Japanese: ヴィーマック・RD350R, Hepburn: Vuīmakku RD350R) is a race car produced by the Vemac Car Company that raced in the Japanese Super GT...
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The Vemac RD180 (Japanese: ヴィーマック・RD180, Hepburn: Vuimakku RD180) is a low-volume mid-engined sports car developed by the Vemac Car Company that was produced...
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The Vemac RD200 (Japanese: ヴィーマック・RD200, Hepburn: Vuimakku RD200) is a low-volume mid-engined sports car developed by the Vemac Car Company that was produced...
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(1996–1999) Tsubakimoto Chain (1958–present) Tsukuba (1935–c.1937) UD Trucks Vemac Yamaha (1992–1993) Yamata (1916) Yanase (1964–1965) Yoshida-shiki Y&T (1994–c...
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(Japan) Oullim Spirra (Korea; Defunct) Qiantu (China) Techrules (China) Vemac (Japan) W Motors (UAE) Media related to Sports car at Wikimedia Commons...
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(6-Speed manual transmission) 1996-2002, 2005-2009 Honda NSX-GT Super GT 2002 Vemac RD320R Super GT The C35A is a SOHC and carries the largest displacement...
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