supercar

a supercar is a term used for a sports car, typically an exotic or rare one, whose performance is highly superior to its contemporary sports cars. the proper application of this term is subjective and disputed, especially among enthusiasts. in addition, the use of the term is dependent on the era; a vehicle that is considered to be a supercar at one time may not retain its superiority in the future. nonetheless, the automotive press frequently calls new exotic cars “supercars”.
bugatti veyron
koenigsegg ccx
pagani zonda f
enzo ferrari (f60)
porsche carerra gt
mercedes mclaren slr

these are probably the six most undisputed supercars at the time of this entry.
very expensive, very fast p-n-s extension
he bought a super car? i suspect an over compensation…
thats why i drive a mini
a term coined by motoring journalists to define extremely expensive, beautiful and fast cars. supercars are heavy on fuel and cost an alsolute bomb to maintain. they are created as both high-performance track cars and head-turners. supercars are very aerodynamic.

a supercar must have a speed that will not be matched by any normal road car. this basically means faster than top-spec beamers or so. roughyl 175mph.

supercars are excellent in every aspect- except cost.
notes: muscle cars are not supercars. they are just heavy on fuel. they are not fast, they are not aerodynamic, they are not nice looking, they have terrible handling.

tuned up sports cars are not supercars. they will f-ck out quickly because they have the lifespan of a house-fly.

nsx or similar are not supercars. there is no such thing as a cut price supercar.

to qualify, modern supercars would have to be around the 200mph mark. as you may notice, this does not automatically include all ferrari’s. the 166 inter struggled to make 100mph.

a supercar is something that few people will ever drive, and fewer will even own. basically, unless it smokes practically everything that isn’t tuned to f-ck, it’s good.