Spotter’s guide to the rarest and most exotic supercars

Like all rare creatures, supercars have native territories. Some you expect, like Italy and the lands around Silverstone Circuit. Others are more surprising. Croatia? Denmark? If you want to see the flock with your own eyes, they tend to migrate to places like Monaco and Dubai. There will be plenty of YouTube videos proving their existence.

Aston Martin offers Valkyrie like a street-legal Formula 1 car, but we’re trying to recall the era of the 6.5-liter V-12. The F1-ish is a Cosworth-designed engine, push-button hybrid acceleration and development involvement by Red Bull Racing. With only 150 coupes and 85 Spiders, you probably won’t see it
on public roads—especially with a low front splitter, which can damage the road seal.

SOURCE: UK PRICE: $3.0 million OUTPUT POWER: 1140 hp
ESTIMATE 60 DEM/H: 2.5 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 250 mph

Billed as the first human-designed and 3-D printed supercar, the 21C is a seedpod from an alien world. The driver and passenger sit centered in front of the twin-turbo 2.9-liter V-8 with a flat crank that can spin it up to 11 (thousand rpm). Two electric motors power the front wheels and a mile-per-minute sprint happens in less than two seconds. With only 80 examples set to production, look for Czingers as they hatch behind a terrified announcer and the invasion begins. Remember, Czinger, we are friends.

SOURCE: USA PRICE: $2.0 million OUTPUT POWER: 1250 or 1350 hp REQUIRED 60 MIN/MIN: 1.9 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 253 mph

The Venom F5 sounds like the kind of thing you want to steal a car in Grand Theft Auto. Hennessey declares roadster variant is the fastest, most powerful convertible in the world, and unlike many of the creatures on this list, it doesn’t have electric motor support. Power comes from a twin-turbocharged 6.6-liter V-8 with a red line at 8500 rpm. With a target of 311 mph, if you happened to see one of the 54 Venoms, it would be a blur.

SOURCE: USA PRICE: $2.1 million + OUTPUT POWER: 1817 hp REQUIRED 60 MIN/MIN: 2.6 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 311+ mph

The Jesko‘s V-8 isn’t your typical five-oh. With two turbines and 1280 hp (1600 when igniting the E85), it’s more like five-OMG. Using Koenigsegg’s own nine-speed Light Speed ​​Gearbox, Jesko is capable of reaching speeds of 300 mph. Production 125 versions will be available to customers soon and we expect to catch a tow g’s on the Mulholland Highway. With three in its name, it has several spares.

SOURCE: Switzerland PRICE: $3.0 million OUTPUT POWER: 1280 horsepower ESTIMATE 60 DEM/H: 2.5 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 300 miles per hour

Remember Lotus Elise? A cute little sports car with only 190 horsepower that weighs less than 2000 pounds? This is not that. Evija is an electric beast that weighs almost twice as much and produces 10 times more power. More gentle? Try the madness. Those air tunnels should have afterburners, not taillights. With only 130 expected to be produced (its internal code is Type 130), you have a higher chance of spotting a snow leopard playing Keepy Uppy with coelacanth.

SOURCE: UK PRICE: 2.3 million dollars OUTPUT POWER: 1973hp ESTIMATE 60 DEM/H: 2.5 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: more than 200 mph

Remember 2017? Of course not; Everyone’s oldest memory is buying sweatpants in bulk in 2020. Mercedes has started the AMG One back when we got dressed for real. You can identify the rare bird by the hybrid 1.6-liter V-6 engine taken from the championship-winning Mercedes-AMG F1 car. Lewis Hamilton has ordered two, and other owners include David Coulthard and Nico Rosberg. Where to see one of 275 examples? At the community of planned retirement of F1 drivers.

SOURCE: Germany PRICE: $2.7 million OUTPUT POWER: 1049 horsepower REQUIRED 60 MIN/MIN: 2.9 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 219 mph

With an electric motor (Rimac-derived) at each wheel making a total of 1877 hp, interesting pronunciation Pininfarina Battista almost the equivalent of a Ferrari F40 in every corner. It’s one of the most elegant machines on this list. We expect to see 150 examples of low-emission zones in high-rent neighborhoods or outside of a Monte Carlo Casino where owners throw away a GDP-sized property at the baccarat table.

SOURCE: Italy PRICE: 2.2 million dollars OUTPUT POWER: 1877 horsepower REQUIRED 60 MIN/MIN: 1.8 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 217 mph

At the age of 34, Mate Rimac has risen to the top of the list of supercar builders and took control of Bugatti. His four-engine EV can break every state’s speed limit by the time you’ve finished reading this sentence. Its supposed top speed is higher than AH-64 Apache. Do we ever expect to see where one of the 150 Nevera is expected to be produced? Hopefully on unrestricted sections of the freeway autonomously as passengers map out their route to the nearest DC fast charger.

SOURCE: Croatia PRICE: $2.0 million OUTPUT POWER: 1813 hp REQUIRED 60 MIN/MIN: 1.9 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 258 mph

Think you’ve discovered a Zenvo? The TSR-S features a distinctive mating dance, part peacock spider and part high rope balancing act. We’re used to active aero, but when Zenvo enters the corner, the wing not only changes its angle of attack, but it tilts dramatically from side to side, like a seesaw in a playground. Of the 10 cars in the planned TSR series, 8 have already been sold, but there is still time to claim the last 2. Maybe you’ll get lucky and catch a pair.

SOURCE: Denmark PRICE: 1.7 million USD OUTPUT POWER: 1177 horsepower REQUIRED 60 MIN/MIN: 2.8 seconds TOP SPEED REQUIRED: 202 mph