First steal their engine, then show off
While the idea of a JDM supercar can only be argumented by the Lexus LFA as long as things are kept factory stock, a Toyota GT86 hiding a Ferrari 458 V8 under the hood represents the evil alternative.
The Frankenstein'd Toyota is now called the GT4586 for obvious reasons. Simply put, it's no longer a Toyota, not on the inside at least.
That's because of a wicked partnership between Ryan Tuerck and Gumout, which saw an unsuspecting Toyota GT86 being stuffed with a naturally-aspirated Ferrari F136 V8.
When all the insides of the now former Toyota GT86 were adapted to sustain the engine transplant, the GT4586 was ready to rumble.
Sure, only its mother could recognize it since the windshield frame was cut off to make room for the massive backwards-facing air intakes and the notion of a hood is merely a suggestion in this case.