My Five Favorite Cars of 1999
Choosing a list of favorite cars is always going to create controversy, simply because so much of it is subjective. This is my list of favorite cars for 1999 and I would be shocked if your list had all of the same cars. In fact there is a good chance that none of cars on your list would be the same. This is one of the great things about the modern world, there are just so many options available when it comes to cars that there is something to suit everybody's tastes. 
1. Lamborghini Diablo
the Diablo was completely redesigned for the 1999 model year and the result was that a car that was already great went to a completely new level. The most obvious change is that the body was completely restyled which dramatically changed the look of the car with almost everybody agreeing that the new one was a marked improvement.

The biggest change on the 1999 Diablo however was the engine, a bigger six liter engine was         installed increasing the horse power which combined with the fact that the weight was also         reduced resulted in  a car that was much faster. The handling was also improved with the         upgraded suspension. The result was a true super car. 
2. Porsche 911
Like the Lamborghini Diablo the Porsche 911 also got a complete update for the 1999 model year. In this case it was so dramatic that the car was actually marketed as the 996, although everybody continued to refer to it as the 911. The Porsche 911 had been in production for more than thirty years by this point and it had been improved incrementally with each model year, the result was a car that was consistently one of the best on the road. However in 1999 the model went through a dramatic change that resulted in what is arguably the best sports car in history.

Calling the Porshce 911 the best sports car in history is obviously going to raise some        arguments but the fact remains it is a great car. They upgraded everything without taking away        the thrill of driving the car. One of the problems that a lot of sports cars have is that as new         technology comes along they become too comfortable to safe. The result is that the car really         isn't fun to drive, this is not true of the 911 which retains that feeling that you could lose control         at any second if you aren't careful.
3. Ferrari 360
This car was introduced in 1999 to replace the 355 in the Ferrari lineup and it was a marked improvement over its predecessor. The car was given a more modern look which definitely appealed to a lot of people since at the time Ferrari's were looking a little bit dated.  Of course for most people the real attraction of a Ferrari is the way it drives not the way that it looks

The Ferrari 360 is actually the entry level offering from the company so it doesn't have the same         level of performance that you would get from the more top of the line models. However compared to other cars in its price range the performance was excellent