JTCC cars 1985–1998

Japan's national touring-car championship from 1985 to 1998. It began as a Group A series with classes by engine size, where Skyline GT-Rs, Sierra Cosworths, BMW M3s and Honda Civics shared the track, and became a 2.0-litre Super Touring series in 1994 before giving way to the JGTC.

1985 to 1993: FIA Group A, in three divisions by engine size (turbo engines counted at a multiple of their capacity). 1994 to 1998: Super Touring, with production-based 2.0-litre cars. The top and bottom divisions swapped their numbers in 1988.

The 13 cars

JTCC · 1986

Nissan Skyline RS Turbo (DR30)

2.0L Inline-4, FJ20ET, RWD

JTCC · 1987–1988

Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth

2.0L Inline-4, YBD, RWD

JTCC · 1989

Nissan Skyline GTS-R (HR31)

2.0L Inline-6, RB20DET-R, RWD

JTCC · 1990–1993

Nissan Skyline GT-R Group A (BNR32)

2.6L Inline-6, RB26DETT, AWD

JTCC · 1987–1993

BMW M3 E30 Group A

2.3L Inline-4, S14B23, RWD

JTCC · 1985

Toyota Corolla Levin AE86

1.6L Inline-4, RWD

JTCC · 1989–1990

Toyota Corolla Levin AE92

1.6L Inline-4, FWD

JTCC · 1991–1992

Honda Civic SiR (EF9)

1.6L Inline-4, B16A, FWD

JTCC · 1992–1993

Honda Civic SiR (EG6) Group A

1.6L Inline-4, B16A, FWD

JTCC · 1994

Toyota Corona T190 Super Touring

Inline-4, FWD

JTCC · 1995

BMW 318i E36 Super Touring

Inline-4, RWD

JTCC · 1996–1997

Honda Accord Super Touring (CD6)

Inline-4, FWD

JTCC · 1998

Toyota Chaser Super Touring (X100)

Inline-4, RWD

All Japan Touring Car Championship (JTC, then JTCC), Japan. Entries as listed for each season; cars and teams change during the season.