Toyota Celica All-Trac Turbo
The 1990s were a reasonable time for Toyota and the Celica brand was at the height of its popularity. The thing about the Celica was that it was cheap and fun to drive. So as long as Toyota stuck to that philosophy, it was fine. The All-Trac added an AWD system to the already excellent Celica at the time (via Car & Driver).
Car and Driver called the Celica a “Learjet for the road,” and it stuck to that reputation. The bulletproof reliability, excellent handling, and zippy performance made it a popular choice. But while these cars are cheap right now their value is going to skyrocket as fewer and fewer Japanese sports cars are left in original condition.