Before we start, let's define the term 'super exotic sports cars'. Sports cars, by definition are borderline
racing cars; boasting powerful performance and sleek looks. Their prestige makes them expensive, and thus
the domain of a select few. With reference to sports cars, the term “exotic” refers to vehicles produced
in very limited numbers. This of course increases their exclusivity and by virtue of this, their
value. Exotic sports cars will, in all likelihood, be built by smaller manufacturers or
perhaps the super high-end vehicles will be created by some of the better-known
car companies outside of the United States, as exclusive models.
Lotus
Power for the Lotus Elise comes from a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine
mated to a six-speed manual transmission.
Porsche
This car is a hallmark of the sports car industry (and one of the
most acclaimed Porsches ever).
Aston Martin
The DBS was intended as the successor to the Aston Martin DB6, although
the two ran concurrently for three years
Mercedes
The Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren performance roadster features a lightweight
carbon fiber body in a classic racing design
Ferrari
The Ferrari 599 really puts the 'F' into Fast. I took it for a spin around Ferrari's legendary Fiorano test track
at the company's home town of Maranello in Italy.
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