This might be one of the best-looking replica cars ever and that’s not just because it mimics the Miura
If a Lambo V12 can fit in a Fiat 500, then perhaps anything’s possible
The small mid-engined Toyota roadster does a good job of emulating the Boxster
The weird mashup should be very capable off-road, even though it certainly lacks the performance
But it’ll take months of patience and 20,000 sheets of sand paper to get it looking right
Using a Fiero for a Ferrari replica is one thing – a true supercar like the R8, quite another
Continuing to power this 1990 Toyota Supra is the standard 3.0-liter six-cylinder
Underpinning this Lamborghini Vision GT replica is a steel frame and a small electric motor
The model was painstakingly built by hand by a craftsman over 50 years ago
Considering the old-school equipment used, the results are actually commendable
We’re not totally sure this is a match made in heaven – but someone clearly did
Based on a 2004 Pontiac GTO, it is impressive, but is this replica worth that much?
Be prepared to have a conversation with people at the gas station if you own this “Lamborghini”
This replica may have some original Ferrari parts, but it also has an asking price of almost $46k
The Ferrari impersonator is trying hard to hide the Pontiac Fiero underpinnings with a bespoke fiberglass body
Believe it or not, this is a replica that uses parts from a 30+ year old Nissan Cefiro, and some clever carbon fiber panels
This Honda Civic retains its original 1.8-liter VTEC four-cylinder despite its Lamborghini-inspired styling
Powering this wild Batmobile replica is a 502 cubic-inch Cadillac V8