Ten Awesome Supercars That Will Make Your Jaw Drop

Zenvo ST1:
Although not a country typically best known for their automate expertise the Danes have absolutely nailed it with the remarkably powerful Zenvo ST1. Despite a raw strength that helps it go 0-62MPH in just three seconds that boasts a brake horsepower [BHP] of 1,100, the ST1 offers an even tempered 800 RPM. The folks at Zenvo automate have put some precise work into their high performance super car with most of the ST1 being handmade outside of the 5 axis CNC rotor.
Mazzanti Evantra:
The ultra-exclusive Mazzanti Evantra boasts top of the line quality along with a price tag to match. Chic, Stylish and powerful eah Evantra is hand-made and built with custom aluminium or carbon-fibre bodies and boasts a bold design featuring rear-hinged doors and large 20-inch alloy wheels. Its LS7 7-litre V8 engine makes it one of the most powerful commercial vehicles on the market, but it is the Evantra's limited nature that make it so coveted among wealthy car collectors. Mazzanti is only producing five of their high-glass model per year, At a price tag of nearly $900,000.
Lamborghini Aventador:
That the Lamborghini Aventador is powerful and flashy is nothing new for Lambo model. Where it sets itself a part form its predecessors, however, is in a surprising degree of agility that makes it one of the most drivable offerings ever from the Elite Italian automobile manufacturer. Available in a couple and roadster form, The Aventador takes Lamborghini's traditional emphasis on raw, Low-to-the-road power and updates it with state-of-the-art technology, including a two-piece carbon fiber Targa top weighing just 6Kg.
BMW I8:
The I8 marks BMW's ambitious attempt to redefine the sports car market, with the high-end car manufacturer using their most advanced techniques and constructing the I8 through its lightest, stongest materials. But its most unique quality comes in what powers the I8 with BMW swapping out the diesel fuel for a petrol turbo and developing their first plug-in hybrid sports car. The I8 serves as a follow-up to the BMW I8 and is being marketed under the german auto giant's new "project I" brand.
Mercedes AMG GT S:
Mercedes has taken its SLS and transformed it into a leaner, meaner model with the AMG GT and GT S. Although the GT and GT S have shed some weight from the prior SLS model, they have also managed to gain a real spacious trunk with room for two golf bags. Armed with a new 503-HP 4.0-Litre twin-turbo V-8 with a seven-speed automatic, the GT comes with four different Chassis modes and a structure made of 90% aluminium. Mercedes offers the AMG in a simple GT style, but also the GT S for those who want to give their new toy a flashy facelift.
Maserati Gran Cabrio Sport:
You did not drive the Maserati Gran Cabrio sport if you simply want to blend in to the crowd.The Gran Cabrio serves up a sensory overload of both booming volume and spectacular beauty to justify its $115,000 price tag. As one of the world's most coveted convertibles it boasts a dual identify driving style that can sate both cruisers and speed-loving thrill-seekers. The Gran Cabrio offers smooth, crisp and mature ride in its basic mode, but press the sport button and get ready for a punchy throttle and a wild exhaust as part of an explosive transformation.
Mclaren 650S:
The Mcralen 650S pays homage to its predecessors, namely the 12C and P1, while showcasing its own advancements. Introduced as a new model it is based on the existing 12C but comes with 25% new parts. The car is anchored by its 3.8-Liter twin-turbo V-8 which, when mated with its seven-speed dual clutch automatic, can get the 650S up to 60MPH in less than three seconds. For an even sleeker look, the 650S also comes in a spider version. The 675LT ["long tail"] is a variant on the 650S offering more power and at a lighter weight.
Porsche 911 Topcar Stinger:
It does not get much more luxurious than the Porsche 911 Topcar Stinger, which boasts elegance and class through its a dignified color scheme and sheer indulgence with cabin parts that are lined in authentic, 24-Karat gold. The interior carries a sleek contrast, mixing eye-catching metal components with some high-gloss carbon fiber. The leather seating, both front and back seat, features appealing color-matched stitching to spread some of the stinger's style throughout the body of the car.
Aston Martin Vanquish:
Despite its stunning exterior, the first thing you notice about the Aston Martin Vanquish is its sound. The Vanquish's 5.9-litre, naturally aspirated V-12 engine, which allows the car to reach speeds over 200MPH, Revs up with an intoxicating roar that draws even more attention than its shiny exterior. Not that it is not pretty as well, though. It boasts big wheels, flowing lines, carbon fiber bits and wide rear hips that help secure its firm grip of the road. The Vanquish only upped its cool factor when it was featured as the official Jame Bond car in "die mother day".
Radical  Rxc:
The ever-distinctive radical has added a roof without losing its edge as a hardcore racing car in their latest model, the Rxc drivers of the Rxc are not left wanting for either power or speed, with the mid-mounted Ford V-6 engine and radical signature lightness and stiffness providing a boost that can get the Rxc upto a loud, roaring 175MPH. With the Rxc, radical has successfully built a car that maintains the spirit of their high-octane brand reputation while possessing the practical sensibilities of a road car.