Letting it all hang out on the streets, these two imports are insanely modified, precisely tuned and ready for action. It’s roll racing time and the venue is a major interstate (in Mexico). Place your seats in the upright position and buckle-up because it’s about to get crazy around here.

The 2022 BMW 3-Series is a rear-wheel drive sedan powered by an all-aluminum (block and head) turbocharged inline 6-cylinder engine that can make 382hp in stock trim. Shifted using an 8-speed automatic transmission, the 3-Series can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 3.8-seconds and roll through the quarter-mile in 12.4-seconds @ 114 mph. Factory set top speed is 156 mph. The BMW in this video has been upgraded with a Precision 6466 turbocharger, performance exhaust and an E85 tune. He’s now claiming 750whp. He should be fast.

In the opposite lane is the all-wheel drive 2023 Nissan GT-R. Also modified for increased performance, the stock GT-R comes with a twin turbo 3.8-liter V6 engine and a 6-speed auto shift manual gearbox. The stock GT-R can produce 568hp, accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 3.0-seconds and turn the quarter-mile in 11.2-seconds. This car has been modified with SiR 53-millimeter turbochargers and everything it takes to make them perform to optimum standards. He’s claiming 770whp.

Both cars are of a similar weight and power. The only thing left to do is line them up and see what jumps off.

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