VW Golf GTI
Launched in 1997, the MKIV Volkswagen Golf was said to have 'democratized luxury' by bringing big-car standards to a class of affordable hatchbacks. To that the four fastest Golfs also added grown-up performance: the GTI, GTI 1.8T, V5 and GT TDI.
Mitsubishi Eclipse 1999 Papercraft Need-for Speed Underground's Intro Car
If you've ever played the Need for Speed: Underground (PlayStation 2) around 2003, maybe you still remember this car. A high performance red-purple-ish Mitsubishi Eclipse with modern light blue stripe and shurikens vinyls, chasing an orange Toyota Supra in one of the best intros of a racing game ever made. You will also seen this car in blue-purple-ish color with light green vinyls in promo poster (the one with Melissa in front).
Honda S2000
Honda S2000 has a front-engine, rear-drive chassis layout. This is not for nostalgia, but for maximum performance and driver space and comfort. The S2000 is not a bare-bones racer-replica but a fully-functional road car with all of the comforts and amenities expected in a modern car.
An innovative "high X-bone" modified backbone frame gived the S2000 greater rigidity than most closed cars, and improves the precision of its fully-independent double-wishbone suspension. Its lightweight alumunium alloy engine is placed behind the front axle centerline, helping to give near-50/50 weight distribution and concentrating the car's mass near its center of gravity for agile handling abilities normally associated with mid-engined designs.