Nothing Like Driving In Style!
There are so many cars around the world, but they are not all created equal! There are the cars we dream about having one day and cars we never even knew existed. Some are at the peak of performance and incredible feats of engineering, while others are bland and forgettable. That's why we have compiled a list of 10 of the coolest cars everybody wants & 10 that nobody even remembers, to give you a glimpse into the wide world of automobiles.
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1. Ferrari F40
The Ferrari F40 is known for its design, speed and being a poster car from the 1980's come true. It has a huge V8 engine and one of the most beautiful car designs ever made.
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2. Porsche 911 Turbo (930)
The 930 Turbo’s broad body design and its turbocharged motor allowed it to produce insanely fast acceleration. It is the classic signature that defined a high-performance era for sports cars.
3. Lamborghini Miura
Often referred to as the world's first supercar, the Lamborghini Miura features a mid-engine shape. Its revolutionary technology and design of extraordinary beauty has made it the stuff of legends.
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4. McLaren F1
The McLaren F1 broke new ground with the central driving position and the V12 engine producing over 241 mph top speed. It is the combination of swiftness, design, and rarity that makes this one of a favorite car among many.
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5. Bugatti Veyron
The Bugatti Veyron's W16 quad-turbocharged engine makes it among the fastest cars in the world. Its combination of speed, luxury, and leading-edge technologies places it at the peak supercar capabilities.
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6. Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06
The C7 Z06 Corvette offers a high-performance V8 and light chassis. Making a supercar experience for a relatively affordable rate. Its aggressive style and track-ready attributes draw attention wherever it goes.
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7. Ford GT40
Mention one of the 1960s’ most desirable sports cars to a car fan and most won’t hesitate to think of Le Mans and the GT40. Its amazing shape sets it apart from its rivals.
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8. Dodge Viper
The Dodge Viper has earned a reputation for its raw power and wild design. Its 8.0-liter V10 delivering amazing performance.
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9. Aston Martin DB5
The Aston Martin DB5 is best known as James Bond's car in "Goldfinger." Its a combination of elegance with performance. Its classic British design has made it a gem in the automotive industry.
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10. Tesla Roadster (2008)
Being the first all-electric sports car, the original Tesla Roadster grabbed attention with its high performance and range. Its innovative approach to electric vehicles is the reason the brand has stayed so strong.
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1. Chevrolet Aveo
Due to both its ordinary appearance and mild performance, the Chevrolet Aveo is frequently overlooked. It is a very common daily car, as with many others already on the market.
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2. Hyundai Accent
Though practical and inexpensive, the Hyundai Accent does not have features that help it to stand out in a crowed market. Its uninspired styling and unexciting performance all underline the fact that nobody is going to sit up and take notice of it.
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3. Kia Rio
Another subcompact car, the Kia Rio really only offers reliability. Its basic design and standard performance keep this model very much out of the spotlight.
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4. Nissan Versa
The Nissan Versa is affordable but often written off for its lack of imagination and performance. It is a car that can serve a need without leaving any lasting impression on you.
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5. Ford Fiesta
Although practical and economical, the Ford Fiesta is unlikely to attract the attention of car enthusiasts. Its size and performance make it just one of many models on the road today.
6. Toyota Yaris
The Toyota Yaris makes for a reliable and efficient little car. Unfortunately it lacks the punch that might make it stand out from the crowd. Its modest performance doesn’t do much to make it a point of appeal.
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7. Honda Fit
The Honda Fit is admired for its versatility and space but doesn’t have much of a track record in terms of performance or style. Its boxy design and humble engine are an obstacle for any real excitement.
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8. Subaru Impreza
A dependable all-wheel-drive car, the Subaru Impreza is a practical option. Its focus on security and safety has little importance in many car enthusiasts opinions.
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9. Mazda2
The Mazda2 provides all of the standard features you would expect. What it lacks in performance and appearance, however, are held against it by more attractive competitors.
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10. Buick Verano
The Buick Verano is a good but unremarkable sedan without any distinct features. Its conservative styling and average operation keep it from sparking a lot of talk.
