It kinda feels wrong to me too, but the front end just looks so much better that way in my opinion. The wait for R34s is going to hurt me deep down.

FWD isn't a good setup for lots of tuning. I'd take a WRX over an Si any day.

All of the LS series engines have been heralded as the pinnacle of crate engines. The 1999 C5 won award after award for its chassis and handling, and the c5 Z06 would whip the snot out of tons of track cars while snot. Yeah, the LS6 was great, but it's based off of a history of performance.

I prefer the ACR and ZR1 myself, but bear in mind that the R35 is a monster in the hands of an average individual. Driver skill has a lot to do with the other two.

"I've pushed back your 4 o'clock to tomorrow, would you like me to contact emergency services?"

Every V6 Mustang ever wishes that it had a V8 under the hood.

The smile that an e90 put on my face every time I drove it was worth it to me. Was it worth the price, though? Hell no.

Needs a real engine.

Dirt cheap, and with a DE20 swap, it can make 350 at the wheels on stock internals. Stock, they're highly overrated though, yeah.

You can get conversion kits, I've seen them around town.

RWD, solid chassis, and lightweight. Got great gas mileage, and has those sharp JDM lines (I love the slope of the hood). I'm a bit biased though, because I've watched Initial D.

Any car that takes down the exotics for a lower price can't possibly be overrated. The clutch that comes with the GT-R certainly is, though.

I love the NSX, but I'd be lying if I didn't call it overrated. It has a similar engine in it as the Acura Legend in it, and it's a full fledged "sports car". It had a bad tendency to under-steer, and they're overpriced, even today. I still want one.

They have the performance to smack down cars that are $90k ahead of them in price. I'd call that underrated myself, but call me old-fashioned.

Siri, take the wheel.

That makes it acceptable, then. What are some future modifications that you have planned for it?

and that's why you don't get caught.

It's a federal crime that you're only going to encounter if your car is impounded (and then thoroughly inspected), or during the annual inspection. As long as you magically have a cat during those times, it's not like you're going to get a citation when a cop pulls you over. Few would know what a catalytic converter…

Get to it! A car like that can't have mismatched sets like a JDM can ;)

Moral arguments don't really apply when concerning performance of a vehicle, but yes, they do have the positive benefit of removing harmful emissions from the vehicle. They also tend to choke the output of the vehicle, and decrease performance.