A Toyota Motor Corp. museum will launch a special exhibit in October featuring iconic Japanese cars of the 1980s and 1990s, including its Sprinter Trueno and models made by its rivals, such as Nissan Motor Co.'s Skyline GT-R.The display will run from Oct. 3 to April 5 at the Toyota Automobile Museum in Aichi Prefecture, highlighting JDM, an acronym for Japanese Domestic Market vehicles, according to Toyota. JDM cars have gained cult status worldwide, with enthusiasts modifying and restoring vehicles that were imported to foreign markets.Mazda Motor Corp.'s Efini RX-7, Subaru Corp.'s Impreza…READ FULL ARTICLE