10 Overrated Sports Cars From The 2010s
, 2022-12-23 13:30:00,
Throughout the years, some truly glorious sports cars blessed us with their presence. Some of these include timeless beings like the magic Toyota MR2, which is getting a revival for 2024 that’s worth waiting for, the Porsche 911, and the Chevrolet Corvette… perhaps even the new Z06 C8 Corvette will turn into one of the all-time greats albeit no longer a Ferrari killer. That said, in the sea of extraordinary vehicles, there are bound to be some underappreciated sports cars, and in the same breath, some which are severely overrated.
Let’s clear up one possible misconception beforehand: Just because a car gets labeled as overrated doesn’t necessarily mean it’s not a brilliant piece of automotive ingenuity. The only blaring issue is it’s perceived as much more than it actually is. Without further ado, let’s get into the most overrated sports cars from the 2010s.
10/10 Nissan R35 GT-R
If we were to travel back to 2008, the year in which the Nissan R53 GT-R got released, then no, it would not deserve a spot on this list. After all, its 3.8-liter twin-turbo V6 engine (one of the best V6 engines ever) generated 485 hp. Although the GT-R’s power jumped up all the way to 600 hp in 2018, it still wasn’t monumentally better than the original 2008 R35 GT-R.
If we were betting men, we’d put money on the reason for the GT-R’s overrated status on JDM fanatics. The original Skyline GT-Rs, like the R32, revolutionized…
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