This 1,300 horsepower track demon will slide at 130+ MPH at the Nürburgring and doesn't care what you think.

Going from the oldest to the youngest, let us introduce the contenders. From 1987, a rotary-engined Mazda RX-7, a 2JZ-swapped Nissan 240 SX from '96, and a 1999 BMW M3.

BMW M3 E92 with 900HP single turbo setup and Toyota Supra 2JZ engine swap, captured drifting and revving on track.

How? Well, with a BMW E36 M3 “restomod” that reversed the Z4-GR Supra relationship and ditched its legendary S50 straight-six engine in favor of an equally iconic Toyota 2JZ swap.

In many ways that is correct - the only one being it's not as simple as a 2JZ. It's more advanced than the popular E46 M3 in almost every way but still has a few limitations.

Tiktok creator JunkYardJeff, who goes by @junkyardkeff1966, posted a series of videos of a 2JZ-powered E30-generation BMW project car being destroyed after reportedly being seized by police.

Coupled to this engine is the same Getrag 420G transmission originally used by a BMW E46-generation M3 and a rear differential from an E92 M3.

Meanwhile, it uses the five-speed manual transmission from an E36 generation M3. The front suspension is custom, and while BMW brakes are used in the rear, Eneos chose brakes off a 2003 Chevy ...