modified cars

From the legendary Skyline GT-R to the drift-happy AE86, Japan has gifted the world with some of the most tunable, badass cars in history. Whether you love straight-line speed, sideways action, or just clean JDM aesthetics, these iconic machines are built to be modified and admired. Let’s dive into the greatest modified Japanese cars of all time

For classic motorsport enthusiasts, a fully race-prepped 1970 Datsun 510 is rare, especially one built by Ermish Racing with over $140,000 invested in top-tier upgrades. Now up for auction on Bring a Trailer, this track-ready machine boasts a high-revving 1.8-liter Rebello Racing engine, a custom Ermish-built five-speed dog box, BRE-inspired bodywork, and a competition-proven suspension setup. Whether looking for a vintage racer or a collector’s piece, this meticulously crafted Datsun 510 is a chance to own a true motorsport legend.

Liberty Walk has taken the already impressive Nissan Z and turned it into an aggressive, widebody masterpiece. With its bold aerodynamic kit, slammed air suspension, and sinister all-black finish, this Z is built to command attention. Get ready to dive into the details of one of the most menacing Nissan Z builds to date!

Forget everything you thought you knew about station wagons. The G3M Bi-TURBO 800 Touring is here to shake up the game. Packing a monstrous 800 horsepower and 900 Nm of torque, this high-performance beast takes BMW’s S58 twin-turbo inline-six to an entirely new level. With cutting-edge upgrades from G-POWER, striking aerodynamics, and a top speed north of 330 km/h, this limited-production powerhouse is as thrilling as it is exclusive.

The Jaguar F-Type has always been a head-turner, but this custom build takes it to a whole new level. Swiss tuning experts at Tridende GmbH have transformed this V8-powered coupe with a striking set of Cor.Speed Deville wheels and a KW suspension upgrade. The result? A sleek, aggressive stance that enhances both aesthetics and performance.

Loder1899 has taken the legendary Thomas Crown Mustang and given it a bold, modern makeover. Inspired by the 1968 Shelby Mustang GT350 from The Thomas Crown Affair (1999), this off-road-ready concept blends classic muscle with cutting-edge engineering. If demand is high, this beast could hit the production line.

For motorsport enthusiasts seeking a no-compromise race car, this 2009 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup is a rare find. Powered by a legendary 3.6L Mezger flat-six and equipped with a sequential six-speed gearbox, this track-focused machine is now available for auction on Bring a Trailer. With aggressive aerodynamics, competition-spec wheels, and a fully equipped racing cockpit, this GT3 Cup is primed for serious track action.

Mansory has taken the already futuristic Tesla Cybertruck and given it a dramatic makeover with their latest creation, the ‘Elongation.’ Featuring massive 26-inch wheels, aggressive carbon fiber styling, and a luxurious interior, this radical transformation pushes the Cybertruck’s bold aesthetic even further.

When it comes to pushing the limits of American muscle, few do it better than Hennessey Performance. Their latest creation, the 860-horsepower Super Venom Mustang, takes the legendary Ford Mustang GT to extreme new heights.

The wait is over UK petrolheads can now get their hands on a factory-built, right-hand drive Corvette Z06! With a screaming 5.5-litre naturally aspirated V8, 8,000rpm redline, and a price tag starting around £180,000, this American supercar is ready to take on Europe's finest. Here’s everything you need to know about getting one on British roads.