2005 Acura NSX

2005 is the last model year for the NSX and has remained virtually unchanged since 1997, and arguably unchanged since it's inception in 1991.

1976 Datsun F-10

The Datsun F10 was introduced in 1976 as Datsun's first front wheel drive car. It featured the same engine as the B210, but the engine was mounted sideways. There was a JDM version of this engine which produced 83 hp. This car was also known as "The Cherry 120A F -II".

1965 Chevrolet Corvette

Corvettes could be very difficult to gauge from a performance point of view, for 1965 no fewer than six engines were available. The standard engine was rated at 250 hp and 350 lb ft of torque, and moving on up to the top rated 425hp listed here.

1988 Toyota Camry All-Trac

This all wheel drive version of the Camry was aimed at those that lived in areas of the country with poor winter driving conditions.

1995 Mazda RX-7 R2

An absolute classic, the RX-7 has gained iconic status among the performance and mod loving crowd. The car can easily be made into a sub 11 sec. and perhaps a 10 sec. car with a few go fast mods.

2012 Volkswagen Golf R

"Without a doubt, the R will tan the hide of a 200-hp GTI. But we can think of two other four-wheel-drive hot rods that'll stop the hand that Volkswagen attempts to slap 'em with: the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution GSR and the Subaru Impreza WRX STI. Both of those make more power, and the STI is slightly lighter than the 3450-pound R" caranddriver.com