6 Cheap High School Cars with Insane Transformations!

Based on the title, you probably think I'm going to talk about insane budget tuners, but you'd be horribly wrong. We're talking about full blown super saiyan ass transformations with the makeover these cars are capable of receiving. I'm pretty sure the information in this video probably qualifies as some kind of real life cheat code. Wait, Blade Angel, I can hear my dear subscriber saying, how come this video has 6 instead of 5? Well that's because a lot of these cars on this list are going to be repeats from my videos before. But don't worry, I made sure to add a few new entries so you can stay tuned. I figured for the sake of educating the youngling high schoolers that I would compile these cars together in this list. So with a little patience and planning, you can not only have a car to get you through high school and college, but also as a future investment. With that said, let's get started. Here are 6 cheap high school cars that can become insane. This first entry is for my European viewers. You can find a used BMW Z3 for as low as 3,000 euros. With an additional 6,295 euros, you can transform it into a Bertini GT25. If you aren't able to assemble your own, Bertini offers a service for 9,295 euros where you can simply drive in your Z3 and let professional builders work on it, so that you can drive away in a GT25. The finished product is a highly stylized roadster that adds a new breath of life into the once boring Z3. Still here? Good. I purposely threw out a boring entry first because I wanted to see how many impatient younglings would have just stopped watching there. After all, I said patience wasn't boring. So if you're still here, what if I told you that you can have a supercar by the time you graduate from college? That's not an over-exaggeration because if you play your cars right like my brother did, you can have the money saved to purchase a new car for $40,000. Except, he was a scrub lord and used that money to buy a 2017 Camaro SS. But trust me, this entry is much cooler than that. Do you remember Joker's car from the movie Suicide Squad? Of course you don't. That movie had a terrible reception. Anyways, that aside, did you know that car was actually You can find a used Infiniti G35 Coupe anywhere from $7,000 to $10,000. With that said, the kit itself is from a company called Vader, and since I'm too lazy to go into specifics about pricing and specifications here, I'll just link you to a video where I did. A finished running model can be obtained for as low as $36,720, so put that catalog filled with new sports cars away and buy this bastard instead. What's cooler than a Shelby Cobra? That was a trick question because the answer is ******* nothing. For the high schooler with a more refined taste for the classics, you should pick up a 2000-2004 Ford Mustang GT for around $4,000-$8,000. Layered down the line, you can turn it into a Shelby Cobra with the help of a kit from Factory 5 that costs $19,990. This kit is perhaps the most well-designed Shelby Cobra replica on the market. Build times are estimated to be anywhere from 200-400 labor hours depending on expertise, but don't be frightened if you don't know jack ---- about cars because this kit is the prime choice for a lot of first-time builders. There is an extensive community of builders for this car and many forums that you can visit and seek help before, during, and after your build is done. For all my UK viewers, do you want a Ferrari but can't afford one? Well, don't worry because DNA Automotive has got you covered. First, get your hands on a 2002 Toyota MR2 Spyder for around 1,500-5,000 pounds and pick up either a 360 or 430 kit from DNA Automotive. Yes, that's actually how the kits are spelled. Haha, very funny, DNA Automotive. Anyways, finished builds are said to cost anywhere from 25,000-30,000 pounds depending on what you feel satisfied with. I'm not saying you have to engine swap it, but you should probably engine swap it. After all, it'd be a shame if people saw your Ferrari losing a stoplight drag to Turbo Miata. What's cooler than a street-legal go-kart? Oh wait, hold on a second. ****, I already did that bit. You can find a used 2002-2007 Subaru Impreza for about 5,000 dollars, and with an additional 10,000-12,000 dollars, you can turn it into either the Factory 5 818, 818R, or 818 Coupe. Regardless of which model you pick, you're going to get a complete track demon that will put all the Miata track day bros to shame. This mid-engine track racer only weighs 818 kilograms, hence its name. What's that in pounds, Blade Angel? What? Why are you asking me? Are you telling me that today's modern education system has failed to teach you how to convert kilograms to pounds in your head? It's around 1,800 pounds, by the way. I'm just going to move on to the final entry and stop being such an asshole. This final entry is for the more ambitious high schooler. You know, if you're a really hard worker, or if you've got loaded parents and you're their delicate trust fund baby, anyways, the used fixed-roof Corvette C5 can go anywhere from 11,000 to 24,000 dollars, depending on year and model. I personally recommend the C5 Z06, since that will give you a mighty LS6, and that's just a lot more to work with when it comes to using this car to make the Factory 5 GTM. Bladed, are you sponsored by Factory 5 or something? What? Hell no, I wish I was though. They just so happen to make really good kit cars, and I just so happen to be With that said, the F5 GTM kit costs $24,990. With that price, you'll get a car that weighs less than 2,400 pounds finished, and when using the C5 Z06 as its donor that you begged mom and dad to buy, I mean that you worked hard to buy, it can pull a zero to 60 time of 3.2 seconds, and even using the stock Z06 brakes, it can stomp from 100 to zero miles an hour in 111 feet. If you build it yourself, the finished price can be as low as $48,000, but if you aren't willing to build it yourself, you can always contact professional builders, but expect the price to go up to at least $68,000 in that case. So, how about killing two birds with one stone, and taking mechanical engineering when you get into college so you can build one yourself instead? Just kidding, please don't take future education advice from some random YouTuber. I mean, even though I'm an RA, I'm supposedly supposed to be able to help students with academics and planning and ----, but if only that was the kind of dorm I was assigned to. Out of all seriousness, I hope you found a new dream car or something to pursue as you charge headfirst to that bright future of yours. I'm not being sarcastic, I'm being dead serious. You, the generic high schooler watching this video, are the future fledglings of the car enthusiast community, so press onwards. Even if you find yourself changing your mind, all of these cars on the list are respectable and enjoyable in their own right, so even if you don't go full Super Saiyan and reach their final form, you've still got yourself a pretty capable car. Like this video and share it with your friends. Even the ******* normies don't know ---- about cars. Maybe this will sway their heart a little bit. If you enjoy semi-daily uploads about supercars or other obscure ----, then subscribe to my channel. Blade Angel out.