Supercars 1-20
19 entries in the Supercars compendium.
Supercars 1-20 — Era Chart
Bugatti VeyronA mid-engine sports car named after racing driver Pierre Veyron.Bugatti ChironMid-engine sports car succeeding the Veyron, named after Louis Chiron.McLaren F1First road car from McLaren; Le Mans-winning race car derived from it.LaFerrariFerrari's first mild hybrid and definitive flagship sports car.McLaren P1Spiritual successor to the McLaren F1 with hybrid technology.Lamborghini AventadorMid-engine V12 sports car produced 2011–2022.Koenigsegg JeskoA Swedish hypercar named after the founder's father, sold out before its debut.Pagani ZondaItalian mid-engine sports car produced in limited units since 1999.Ferrari F40Last Ferrari personally approved by Enzo Ferrari.Hennessey Venom GTA Lotus-based hypercar that chased speed records.SSC TuataraAmerican hypercar successor to the Ultimate Aero.Rimac NeveraAll-electric Croatian hypercar limited to 150 units.Aston Martin ValkyrieHybrid sports car co-developed by Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing.Mercedes-AMG OneA road-legal hypercar with Formula One–derived hybrid technology.Ford GTFord's modern tribute to the Le Mans-winning GT40.Lexus LFALimited-production sports car built by Lexus from 2010 to 2012.Nissan GT-RA world-beating sports car revived under the Nissan Revival Plan.Honda NSXTwo generations of mid-engine sports cars from Honda.Lamborghini CountachIt is one of the many exotic designs developed by Italian design house Bertone, which pion
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