Mercedes Benz

  "Nissan's Skyline GT-R models are Japanese performance icons, and among those, the R32- and R34-generation examples from the '90s and early 2000s are perhaps the most sought after. These beasts came with all-wheel drive, twin turbochargers, and can be juiced by the aftermarket well beyond their modest (likely underrated) 280 factory horsepower. Heck, these are the Skyline GT-Rs that netted the model its ""Godzilla"" nickname that carries through to today's Nissan GT-R." Want one? Get ready to put in some work importing one, and be sure it's more than 25 years old to legally drive it around and avoid federal property seizures. That for now rules out the Millennium Jade green 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R pictured here (too young!) and for sale in Japan. But it's so choice, it might be worth buying and just parking in your collection to stare at for a few years. Oh, just one thing: You'll need $485,000. "This GT-R Spec V II ...