What is this era or style called with 1970s Japanese cars?

A highly biased view of a great looking car.

David S. Wallens said:

In reply to j_tso :

What size are you looking for? 

I am going for 205/45-16 tires, already bought 16x7 Enkei Compe last year.

This thread makes me want to "JDM-ify" my Trans Am. Paint it Battleship Gray, toss on some wide Minilites, and go carve up the twisties.

Do it!

In reply to Tony Sestito :

Also add in this CSF oil cooler designed to be mounted on the front:

Man I love the Boss Rocket Bunny kit on the s14. I honestly think it'd match the S13 coupe body lines better, but who am I to complain. Or even the vert. I'd drive the crap out of that.

In reply to fatallightning :

I want to see this on a Miata.

In reply to fatallightning :

At first glance I thought that was a new edge mustang. 
 

Somebeach (Forum Supporter) said:

In reply to fatallightning :

At first glance I thought that was a new edge mustang. 
 

 

I see it, especially in side profile.

iansane said:

In reply to fatallightning :

I want to see this on a Miata.

Best I can do.

Pete Gossett (Forum Supporter) said:

In reply to joey48442 :

What's "awesome" in Japanese?

so, this is probably specific to a small group of Aichi province, Toyota workers... but I was taught the following 'slang':
"maji suge"   (mah-zhe su-geh)

you'll also see/hear sometimes "sugoi" or "suge" by themselves... although, my understanding based on the discussion I was taught "maji suge", was that they used graduated levels of the terms:  sugoi, suge, maji suge
good/wow, great/super, awesome  (i think it's literally 'extra super')... effectively

but, that specific tier-ing of those terms is (as I said) specific to the people I know.  And the uses of "sugoi" and "suge" are probably somewhat regoinal-ized... and open to variability, etc.  ymmv