Is this a pre-noun adjectival?


Does ような work as a pre-noun adjectival in this two sentences?

>   1. これに匹敵する **ような** 車は日本ではずっと高いでしょう。
>   2. 各大会で多くの方があなたのグッズを身にまとい一大ブームとなっており、かつてのnWoに匹敵する **ような** 状態となってます。
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Because when I look for sentences using ような I mostly sentences like these:

>   1. あの人を見たような気がしました。
>   2. 彼は、何も言いたくないような、押し黙った表情をしてる。
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Which seem to be just よう(noun) + な and not pre-noun adjectival.  
Or should I treat all this 匹敵するような as one phrase?




Top two is comparable in quality.

  1. I suppose that the Cars similar to this in quality are way more expensive in Japan.

  2. In every tournament, a lot of people wearing your merchandises is making huge phenomenon which is as popular as nWo used to be.

Bottom two is an assumption.

  1. I have felt as if I had seen that person.

  2. He is poker-faced as if he would not want to say anything.

