These vehicles were built for both road driving and motorsport competitions.
Porsche, Ferrari, Lotus, and Jaguar were the early adopters of thesehigh-performance machines.
While sports cars might have begun in the 1940s, those vehicles were relatively tame by todays standards.
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By the 1950s and 60s, many big brands were trying to get supercars out there.
In 1965 it was the now laughable Ford company who changed the game with the GT40.
Along with the350GTby Lamborghini and theAC Cobra 427, these were inarguably the first generation of true supercars.
Today
To be a supercar in the deadly fast modern world, it doesnt take much.
If youre looking for the best around, gander at these 13 heart-attack-inducing supercars.
Now, theyre looking to do it again withthe Chiron.
Instead of the former V8 with our preferred manual transmission, this is aV10 automatic.
In 20 seconds, it can get to 250 mph, and can run happily on average octane fuel.
