What does JDM refer to in cars?

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JDM is the abbreviation for Japanese Domestic Market, referring to the domestic market in Japan. JDM models are vehicles produced for the Japanese domestic market. Classic JDM models include the Mitsubishi Evo, Subaru Impreza, Toyota Supra, Mazda RX-7, Nissan GT-R, Toyota AE86, and others. Below is a related introduction: JDM: JDM refers to a style of car modification, not a specific car model. Its full name is Japanese Domestic Market, which refers to the domestic market in Japan, meaning vehicles and parts produced for the Japanese market. However, it sometimes also refers to gathering places for car and motorcycle enthusiasts. Characteristics: Drifting is highly popular in Japan, making it a pioneer in the global automotive drifting scene. Most JDM models have drifting characteristics. Due to the unique requirements of the Japanese market for vehicles, specific regulations for JDM models have been developed, making JDM drift cars popular worldwide.