Enzo Ferrari

Enzo Ferrari

With only 349 ever having been produced, the Enzo super car pushes boundaries thanks to its impressionable in-car technology. With many Formula 1 influences, engineers made sure this Ferrari could intimidate anything that gets in its way. It can produce 650-horsepower with its powerful 6.0-litre V12 engine, and that will get it to 60 miles per hour in a mere 3.3 seconds out of a total top speed of 218 miles per hour. For many, this is an all-time favourite; both a beauty and a beast.

Porsche 918 Spyder

Porsche 918 Spyder

The German’s are notorious for their impeccable manufacturing skills, quality, and overall presence in the automobile industry. The Spyder has an 887-horsepower, 4.6-litre V8 engine, accompanied by two electric motors, making this a powerful hybrid gasoline-electric car. In a swift 2.5 seconds, the vehicle can reach 62 miles per hour. Using only battery power, it can reach as far as 19 miles, while the V8 gasoline engine can produce 608-horsepowers on its own. The lightweight sports car’s starting price is set at $845,000 dollars, but if those looking for a greater thrill choose the Weissach Package, the price tag can accelerate just as fast to $929,000 dollars.

Mercedes-AMG GT

BMW i8

The BMW i8 is a new two-door sports car of a decidedly different stripe—for any automaker, not just the brand that brought you the "Ultimate Driving Machine."

BMW's i8 takes a more integrated and subtle approach to a high-performance supercar for the energy-conscious age. Instead of electric motors paired with a heavy gasoline powertrain, the i8 uses the 1.5-liter three-cylinder engine from the MINI lineup and electric motors for a total combined output of 357 horsepower.

The i8's lightweight, carbon-fiber-plastic body lets the all-wheel-drive car take full advantage of the setup for either energy savings or supercar-like performance. It remained unchanged for 2015 after a short 2014 model year, and for 2016, the only change is the addition of breathtakingly effective laser headlights.

Lotus Evora 400

With its lightweight chassis of bonded aluminum, supple suspension, and mid-engine layout, there’s nothing ordinary about the Evora. A supercharged 3.5-liter V-6 cranks out 400 hp; a six-speed manual is standard and a paddle-shifted six-speed automatic is optional. Lotus claims a 0–60 time of 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 186 mph. For added performance, a limited-slip diff is offered with the manual. Look for the Evora 400 in December 2015.

BMW Z4

The Z4 is a sporty, two-seat ragtop that comes in three flavors. The base 2.0-liter four-cylinder sDrive28i is offered with either a six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic; there are two 3.0-liter twin-turbo sixes: the 300-hp sDrive35i and the 335-hp sDrive35is. The former is offered with a six-speed stick or seven-speed dual-clutch auto, while the sDrive35is is offered only with the automatic. Regardless of the model, however, the Z4 is not one of our favorite sports cars.

Porsche Boxster

With brilliant handling and a sweet flat-six engine mounted behind the driver, the Boxster is once again on our 10Best list. It offers much of the 911’s goodness (and interior), yet possesses its own distinctive character. There are three engine choices: a 265-hp, 2.7-liter; a 315-hp, 3.4-liter S; and a 330-hp, 3.4-liter GTS. For the ultimate Boxster, check out the Spyder with its 375 hp. The Boxster is an enthusiast’s dream; now just how much Nirvana can your checkbook allow?