The problem is that my rival Takumi is too strong, and I’m being treated as a stepping stone.
Later, Okuyama who got promoted.

“Mituki also bought an 86, so I was thinking of buying a GTR too,” but when I looked at the used car information magazine, I thought, “That’s expensive!!” and I was discouraged back then.

A person who can barely be seen.

I thought they would be more active since they appeared cool and strong.

It’s a strength that can at least make the aura visible.

I like the feeling of strength this character has, reminiscing about when I thought they were strong while heading to the venue in their car.

It’s just the right kind of strength to make you understand the new character’s power.
It’s not that I’m weak, but…

If I keep maintaining the GT-R, it might end up being worth a good amount, but since it has a history of accidents, I wonder how that will go…

Considering the opponents I lost to, it’s not something to be ashamed of, but it does look like a continuous series of defeats after all…

I love Nakazato from Initial D on the Sega Saturn, releasing aura from his hands.

Actually, I think I’m stronger than Keisuke at first.

It feels like the limit of a regular street racer.

It was a vicious cycle of losing, getting out of shape, and losing even more.

My whole body is bubbling with blood! Super high tension! This is what battle is all about!

In games, they have the image of a strong enemy in the early stages.

A person who makes a mistake at a crucial moment.

There is definitely a feeling like it’s the minimum line where the aura of a street racer can be seen.

Around the year 2000, I could have bought a 32 for a million units…
You can buy an S13 for around 200,000 yen and a Z32 for about 500,000 yen.

Seiji has quite a bit of skill, but if he doesn’t become the monkey of Irohazaka, the opponent is consistently bad.

If I had bought about five Hachiroku cars, by now…

Is the Hachiroku expensive now?

I remember that the Hachiroku was already skyrocketing by the end of the 2nd stage.

You still haven’t appeared as a ghost?

These days, even a rotten shell of a Hachiroku is being priced in the hundreds of thousands.

There is no item before it is expensive.
Moreover, even the Hachigo has been depleted due to alternative demand.

The Hachiroku and Wonder Civic used to be just regular cars lying around.
It has become expensive…

You can say that old cars may decrease in number, but they will never increase again.

My brothers say he’s skilled, and that he has the ability to draw out performance from the car rather than just relying on it. Even though I should be barely battling with Keisuke, I still have a strong feeling that I can’t win.

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Even if it’s full of rust holes and has decayed, it can still be priced…

Nakazato doesn’t seem to be a professional or anything like that.

In a situation where only such terrible conditions remain, it’s amazing that Toyota can secure shiny new Sprinter Trueno and Levin.
Where was it?

The number of aftermarket parts for the S13 and Hachiroku is overwhelmingly high, which means that there are only items with decreased value in the used market.
Especially the S13, it could really be bought at a throwaway price.

Is it common for street racers to get jobs related to cars?

Despite appearing from time to time, there is no private information.

I mean, Nakazato is going to buy a powerful GTR… so it can be bought.
I’m earning a considerable amount.

Did this guy have that much screen time?

In reality, it won’t be just a 70,000 course, right?

The last battle was lost to the monkeys at Iroha-zaka, wasn’t it?

“It’s the 70,000 yen sheet metal course again.”

I understood well why a 380 horsepower R32 would lose to an 86 in a game where the power difference is so apparent.

The team name is the most uncool.

Seiji is definitely not weak.
It seems that if Takumi raced according to the plan, he could have won.

If I could get to know God Foot, it seems like they would really take good care of me.

I wonder how Nakazato managed to buy the 32, even in this era…
In that sense, it’s also Aiba from MFG who drives the 35NISMO.

In Initial D, there are few people struggling financially, and it’s mostly about what kind of job they do.

At that time, 32 could probably be bought if it’s used.

This guy doesn’t have any winning scenes in the story.

It seems you could buy a used one for around 1.5 million.

I was wondering when Takumi sleeps.

Basically, it’s got the same weakness as the monkeys in Nikko.

There was a Roadster driver who borrowed money from her…

Well, they’re all domestic cars, and not everyone is tuning them to the max, either.

There aren’t many reprints of Initial D despite it having quite a few volumes, right?

Hoshino seems like he would also get along well with Iketani-senpai.

It’s not support, it’s a rollover.
It turned into a lame response…

The black R32 is really cool, right?

At that time, the drift cars were popular, so there were plenty of used ones available at reasonable prices.
The recent price surge is just strange.

In MF Ghost, I took a bold approach and made everyone rich.
Except for Ogata-san.

I always wonder when the people from the bay area sleep the most.
Especially Reina

Senior Aiba is like that too, but Ogata-san is also quite fast, or rather.
There’s only about a 30-second difference from Kanata on a course that’s 40km long, that’s pretty significant…
In the finals, it’s even crazier that it’s normal for about three people to be clustered within one second on such a course.

Oh no! I messed up and showed my undershirt at a crucial moment!

The GT-R was relatively expensive even as a used car, so there was also popularity for models like the Laurel that had the same engine.

As a result, the price of the 85 has risen higher than the 86 due to the engine swap for the 86.

Wasn’t Hojo’s brother from a family of doctors?

Because it was a time without cell phones, the part where Iketani’s love fails is quite sad.

I’ll make those guys understand that your Hachigo is a good car (It’s super slow… what is this car…).

At one point, the cheapest cars, like the GT-R, were around 600,000 yen.
The era when the recession and the car boom were over, and there was still an oversupply domestically without being able to import to North America.

Is the God Uncle duo the president?

I passed by a Takumi-style 86 exactly five days ago.
The influence of Initial D is really amazing.

Hey… is it not okay to use that money…?

Foot is the president of a construction company.
The arm was supposed to be a doctor.

Considering the money spent on MFG and 86, it’s turned into a car worth around 10 million yen…

Anime has a voice that perfectly fits the image and it’s amazing, right?

My older brother looks cool and generous, but it’s all my parents’ money…

Thank you
There are a lot of doctors, huh, street racers…

I love the exchange between the God Hand, who warns the God Foot, who is overweight, as a doctor.

Seeing someone cry while looking at a car that has been beaten up in a duct tape deathmatch is beautifully number two.

As a result of apprenticing under Godfoot, Nakazato, who is loud, shouts “Yes!!” while driving.
Are you originally a noisy person?

If Nakazato shouts every time he goes around a corner, it seems like a mysterious correction will make him faster.

When you start playing around with it, it costs money, so if you think about the source of funding, you end up becoming a doctor or a business owner.

There was a doctor driving a white R33 around at the nearby hospital.

It’s too shameless for you, big brother, to prepare a support car for the expedition with our parents’ money.

In the end, Takahashi’s father is dead…
You shouldn’t be that old yet.

Pro D uses brand new tires for both test runs and official events, and they even change tires during the testing phase…
The cost of just the tires is already an outrageous amount.
Speaking of which, you bought a van for expeditions, right?

When you think about it, the two Night Kids are essentially a downgraded version of God Hand and God Foot?

Did you start TK Mach Corporation by yourself?

On the other hand, Kenta has a talent for land development.

Honestly, I think Takumi was better off losing a few times.

It seems that the success rate of land acquisition is high when it rains.

Nakazato seems to be driving with a technique that is in between grip and drift, so what he’s doing is certainly close to God Foot.

My older brother has done enough filial piety by rehabilitating Keisuke, who was part of a gang.
Don’t worry about whether street racers are rehabilitating or not.

The protagonist’s family hasn’t made any profit yet, but they’re buying an expensive new car…
How can you make a profit with the amount of tofu that fits on a 86?

Godfoot Nakazato Takeshi!?

It’s easy to believe that the manager of the lakeside hotel, being a former street racer, is forced to buy a lot of tofu because he lost to Bunta.

I can’t help but think that Takumi, who got funded for travel to compete and trained hard while fighting against various people, has had an incredibly valuable experience…
They are a valuable asset.

It seems that the sales are likely only for the hotel at the peak, and I send my son to school while occasionally tweaking things and buying a race engine for the 4AG to install, as well as purchasing an Impreza.
What kind of price is the hotel on the mountaintop paying for tofu…?

I thought we were in the same poor company, but you put on a ridiculous engine!!

I was shocked seeing the gasoline prices during the first season of Initial D; they were not in three digits.

Keisuke is a Japanese racer who has won multiple world titles, so he’s pretty amazing.
Without a doubt, you’re stronger than Bunta at his peak.

There may be research findings in that world suggesting that letting tofu listen to the sound of an 86 exhaust and a squeal enhances its flavor.

I wonder if Masashi found something… a new engine.

Well, the Fujiwara family just sends their only son to public school and that’s it.

The right corner is incompetent.

For now, it seems that tofu is really delicious.
However, Bunta dislikes tofu.

The surprising low cost of regulars that flicker in and out in anime.

Even my older brother puts a high-octane fuel sticker on the back of the gas cover of his car, which is all decked out.

Ryousuke fills his car with high-octane fuel in the movie, while Kogashi miserly measures how much to put in, making it amusing.

It’s delicious because it’s water spun by drifting.