This 1985 Toyota Corolla Had A Honda S2000 Heart Transplant

The interior has plain black cloth upholstery, NRG Innovations bucket seats, and faux-carbon trim. The rear seat, heater, and air conditioning system have been banished to decrease the curb weight. An S2000 digital instrument cluster adorns the dashboard behind the Momo steering wheel.

For some, this automotive experiment might be nothing short of an abomination, like mixing sand and axle grease. But for others, it’s the epitome of cross-brand brilliance, an amalgamation of the best each automaker has to offer, resulting in a car that should be fun to drive.

This brand of creativity and innovation defines the world of car customization, where the only limits are those of the builder’s imagination.