9. Nissan GT-R (R35)
The Nissan GT-R (R35) began as a spiritual successor to the legendary Skyline, which was known for its rear-wheel-drive layout. In a bold move, Nissan shifted the GT-R to a cutting-edge all-wheel-drive system, complete with advanced electronics. This crucial decision elevated the GT-R from a cult favorite to a bona fide “supercar slayer,” earning global acclaim and redefining performance benchmarks. Top Gear