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Nissan GT-R R35 - Nissan has been making their GT-R performance cars since the 80’s and the GT-R R35 is their newest model. The R35 has a twin-turbocharged V6 engine and has been tuned to make 565 horsepower. The R35 has won many racing titles and is incredibly fast given the simplicity of its engine. The Base model R35 has a 0-60 of 2.7 seconds and a top speed of 199 mph. Images by Roman Donovsky

Porsche 911 - The Porsche 911 is a staple in car culture. There are 26 variants of new 911s you can build from Porsche, ranging from stylistic daily drivers to track ready race cars. Porsche crafted a flat six engine for the 911. Since the flat six is, well, flat it keeps the weight as close to the ground as possible. This engine choice makes the 911 very popular for race teams and consumer racers. And it’s pronounced por·shuh not por·sh. Images by Roman Donovsky

Porsche 718 Cayman - Despite looking similar to the 911, the Porsche 718 Cayman is a different, yet equally impressive car. The Porsche 718 Cayman is more of a fun daily car than a performance car. For starters the 718 Cayman utilizes a turbocharged flat 4 cylinder engine (called a boxer engine), instead of a turbocharged flat 6 cylinder engine. Like the 911 this flat engine design helps keep the weight closer to the ground. The boxer engine manipulates the engine cycles in a way that reduces the engine vibration. Images by Roman Donovsky

Ultima RS - The Ultima RS is a road legal race car. Despite being manufactured in the UK, the RS utilizes a supercharged Chevrolet V8 LT5. This LT5 has been tuned to make a mind-blowing 1200 horsepower. Only weighing 930kg the Ultima RS has an astonishing horsepower to weight ratio of 1.29 horsepower per kilogram. The Ultima RS goes 0-60 in just 2.3 seconds and hits a top speed of 250 mph. Ultima describes this car as, “The fastest, most versatile, stylish and aerodynamic Ultima ever made.” Images by Roman Donovsky