5. Toyota Supra Mk4
While eagerly waiting for the new 2018 Supra to hit the showrooms, don’t forget the Mk4. It was the fourth generation that Toyota introduced in 1993. This is one of the most iconic Japanese sports cars. It reached legendary status by appearing in many street racing movies like Fast and Furious. It has also appeared in many racing games and music videos.
If you think the Supra’s popularity is based purely on media appearances, think again. This is one serious machine, especially in the turbo version. The base model was naturally aspirated. Despite being quick, the most sought-after model is the 3.0-liter straight six twin-turbo variant with 276 HP. You may not think 276 HP is much, but the engine produced somewhat more than they advertised.
Also, it had fantastic tuning potential. So much so, that today it is hard to find a stock Supra. With just a few bolt-on power adders, and a bigger turbo and intake system it can go all the way to 1,000 HP on the rear wheels.