This is the page for all the tightest cars in the world. None of them will you be able to afford.
Mclaren F1 LM
The ultimate sports car. Designed from the ground up as a sports car and nothing but. It is the fastest sports car in the world. It's world record run recorded 243 mph.
Saleen S7
The visually stunning car is a completely new design based on a space frame chassis onto which honeycomb composite reinforcing is grafted. The whole chassis is then adorned with the carbon fibre bodywork.
Cost: $395,000
Porshe Carrera GT
10 cylinders, 612 horsepower at 8,000 rpm, 0-to-60 in 3.9 seconds and a top speed of 205 mph. Although these numbers sound like the specs of a Le Mans racecar, the Carrera GT is a production street car that wraps all of Porsche's most advanced engine and chassis technology into one vehicle.
Cost: $353,570
Porshe 911 GT2
Do not mix them up: with 196 miles per hour, 462 horsepower and a price tag of US$ 180,000 the 911 GT2 is the faster, stronger and more expensive brother of the 911 turbo. The 911 is pure Porsche motorsport technology adapted for the road.
Cost: 180,000
Bugatti Veyron
The 2004 Bugatti Veyron promises to be a spectacular supercar. Volkswagen claims the car will come standard with an 8.0-litre 16-cylinder engine that will produce 1,001 horsepower using the European scale or about 987 horsepower by the U.S. standard. Torque will be rated at 922 lb.-ft. The car should be capable of 0-60 mph in 3.2 seconds, 0-100 mph in 6.3 seconds, and a top speed of approximately 220 mph. Volkswagen claims the Veyron will be the worlds most powerful production car. No exceptions.
Cost: around $2,000,000
Enzo Ferrari
Here are the three main facts you need to know about this car. 1) It is named after the company's founder, Enzo Ferrari. 2) It's fast to the point of absurdity. 3) Ferrari will make 399 of them.
Cost: $670,000
Oh, there is one more thing. Even if you had $670,000, you couldn't buy one. They are already sold out.
Lexus Minotiry Report
When Steven Spielberg was preparing for his new film, Minority Report, he wanted an automobile that really fit into the futuristic theme of movie, which is set in the year 2054. Since he personally owned a Lexus, he decided to contact the company to see if they were interested in manufacturing a car for the film. They were. The final product is called the Lexus Minority Report Sports Car and provides unique styling with the luxury and performance of a Lexus of today. This high performance, high luxury vehicle is what the designers conceptualized we might be driving in fifty years. It boasts cab-forward seating, a low profile, and a design that will make you wonder which is the front end and which is the rear end.
Lamborghini Murcielago
Replacing the Lamborghini Diabolo, the so far fastest serial produced sports car for the road, was no easy task when Lamborghini, as part of Audi, had to design a suitable successor: the Murcielago.
Chevrolet SSR
By the end of 2002, Chevrolet will roll out the SSR, a souped-up convertible roadster/pickup, for retail sales, just two years after it first made its debut as a concept at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Mich., in 2000.
