Over the past 20 years, supercars have become a staple in the automotive world. Even though some people use the term too loosely, it usually describes a vehicle that is extremely luxurious, powerful and expensive. The last thing is what keeps the most of us from driving these cars.
Many of high-performance vehicles we see on the market aren't in the business of making production cars. Companies like McLaren build them for race circuits. These supercars are a part of the promotion of their track teams.
Even though you can walk up to lots and buy used supercars, that's not what most people do. They expect to buy a car created for them. When companies get orders for supercars, it can take months before they finish the vehicle. Brands don't use mass production methods; instead, they assemble them by hands. These are the sickest supercar pics we found on Instagram.
12 1995 McLaren F1 GTR
Here we can see an extremely rare 1995 McLaren F1 GTR that's worth a staggering £3 million. The owner is Pink Floyd's drummer, Nick Mason, no less. He is a keen collector of race supercars. He took his F1 GTR to the members' meeting to drive alongside Porsches and a Ferrari F40.
11 Saleen S7
This beautiful Saleen S7 was tuned by Total Race who converted an orange supercar to all wheel drive. The owner says that the main updates include a 10.L engine that delivers a staggering 3,000 horsepower. This supercar was involved in an accident before making its way to Russia where it was rebuilt.
10 Pagani Zonda
This Pagani Zonda features a modified ECU and a new exhaust system to create the loudest pops ever heard. The sound reminds gunshots. This is also the only Pagani Zonda to have this kind of an exhaust note. Speaking of blue carbon fiber, the supercar here uses a new composite material for more stiffness.
9 Porsche 911
This Porsche 911 got custom fiberglass fenders, bumpers and a hood with an extra ducktail engine cover. Thanks to new components, the car weights 2,000 pounds. It has a similar weight distribution to the 1967 911 R, to which is pays homage to. Power output figures are unknown, but we're sure it sounds good.
8 2020 McLaren 620R
This is the 2020 McLaren 620R, which is basically the road-legal version of the 570S GT4 race car. The car features a mighty M838TE 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine that churns out 612 horsepower and 457 lb. ft. of torque, reaching 62 mph in 2.9 seconds and hitting 124 mph in 8.1 seconds.
7 2019 Mustang GT PP1
Check out this 2019 Mustang GT PP1 fitted with the I-5 Painted Oxford White GT500 bumper. The owner said the build was inspired by the Shelby GT500. Other changes include a Front Fascia kit made from Durable OEM-Quality Polypropylene, new upper and lower grilles, aftermarket winglets and a custom removable splitter.
6 Metallic Black Maserati MC12
This is the Maserati MC12 that looks incredibly good in the rarest color. Of all models produced, only one unit got Metallic Black paint and chrome wheels. The MC12 was built for the purpose of winning the FIA GT Championship. A total of 25 customer cars were made in 2004.
5 Lamborghini Reventón
The Lamborghini Reventón with this camouflage would be at home out in the woods creeping up the enemy's position. The Reventon debuted in 2008 and had a limited production run of 21 models. One of them sits in a museum, so only 20 units are available. It cost $1.5 million when it was new.
4 Aston Martin AMR Pro
The Aston Martin AMR Pro uses the world's most extreme supercar as a basis. It distills the knowledge, aspirations and expertise of Adrian Newey, Chief Technical Officer of Aston Martin. Unprecedented performance comes from its lightweight construction and high downforce aerodynamics. It weighs 1,000 kg and generates more than its own weight in downforce.
3 Bugatti Veyron
This is a one-off Bugatti Veyron finished in all-white with no visible sign of carbon fiber. It features a grille designed by the owner. Elsewhere, the headlights, the grille and the exhaust tips got the brushed aluminum treatment. The only color accent is the red Bugatti logo. It also rides on custom-designed wheels.
2 Swarovski-Collection Mercedes-Benz
Daria Radionova loves supercars and Swarovski crystals, and she owns this shiny ride. It's finished in matte black and studded with thousands of crystals which shine against the black body paint. Even if you're not a bling fan, you can't deny that it's unique. The icing on the cake is the golden paint.
1 White Ferrari F40 LM
This twin-turbo monster comes in all white. Pictured here is an LM incarnation of the Ferrari F40. For one thing, the fact that it's white means its attention magnet effect is amplified. Then there are custom aero parts included in the package, which create a contrast with the white body color.