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In 1975, automotive tuner and racing aficionado Minoru Hayashi founded Dome Co. Ltd. to build racing vehicles in which new technologies could be tested. The Zero, Dome's sensational prototype for a roadgoing supercar, employed Nissan's L28E engine (also used in the 280Z) and was intended to offer an alternative to exotic European supercars. Dome later developed the P-2, a Zero-based prototype ultimately aimed at the American market and featured on the cover of Road & Track in 1979. A racing version dubbed the Zero RL competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race in 1979, 1980, and 1981.
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