1. Abarth 124 Spider
   AC Cobra
2. 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500
   1972 Dodge Charger

Only a couple thousand of these were made back in 1967. The car featured as "Eleanor" in "Gone in 60 Seconds" sold for $1 million. The '67 GT500 is the first of the model line, and replicas today go for about $150,000.

1. Jaguar XJS
   Bentley Continental
2. Rolls Royce Ghost
   Ford Thunderbird

The United Kingdom is known for its sports cars, and Jaguar is one of the best around the world. The XJS model was discontinued in 1996 but it was one of the brand's nicest. It was succeeded by the XK series, and one of these vintage models can run you $200,000 today.

1. Chevy Camaro
   Ascari Ecosse
2. Alfa Romeo 8C Spider
   Bugatti La Voiture Noire

This is actually a one-off model so you can't buy one. It packs close to 1,500 horsepower and sold for $12.5 million, but taxes brought the price to nearly $19 million. Bugatti won't identify the buyer, but somebody out there has a $19 million, one-of-a-kind Bugatti that tops out at 260 mph.

1. Chevy Corvette
   Dodge Viper
2. Dodge Charger
   Ford GT

When it comes to heavenly sports cars, there are only a couple of American models that can make the list, and the Dodge Viper is one of them. The Viper has a sporadic production schedule, but every model released can hold its own with the fastest supercars in the world.

1. Ferrari 250 GTO
   Ferrari Testarosa
2. Ferrari Scaglietti
   Ferrari Enzo

If you're looking for the most expensive Ferrarri possible, you may be tempted to check out the Scaglietti, Testarosa or even F150 models, but this '63 GTO takes the cake. One of the cars sold for $70 million in 2018, making it the most expensive car ever sold.

1. Lamborghini Diablo
   Lamborghini Murcielago
2. Lamborghini Aventador
   Lamborghini Huracan

Lamborghini has one of the most distinctive shapes in the world, and the Lamborghini Diablo is a classic. It only has a 5-speed transmission but can hit 200 mph. Production stopped at the end of the millennium, but you can find these around for a couple hundred thousand dollars.

1. Chevrolet Camaro
   Ford Thunderbird
2. Chevrolet Corvette
   Dodge Charger

In the world of American cars, there are only a few models that can hold their own around the world, and the Corvette is one of them. The stock models might pale in comparison to many supercars, but more advanced models pack close to 800 horsepower and top out around 215 mph.

1. Chrysler Viper
   Alfa Romeo 4C Spider
2. Daewoo Speedster
   Aston Martin Superleggera

Italian manufacturer Alfa Romeo has blended the lines between sports car and luxury car for more than a century, and the 4C Spider is a practical option for the average driver. It's unique enough to turn heads, but plain enough to drive to work every day.

1. 911
   Panamera
2. Cayenne
   Boxster

The 911 is probably the most famous Porsche model and is what most people think of when they think of a Porsche. The high-end 911s cost close to $300,000, and a normal one costs about $100,000. There are many models of 911, and the car has been in production since 1963.

1. Ford Mustang GT
   Rolls Royce Phantom
2. Ford Thunderbird
   Bentley Continental

The Ford Thunderbird is one of the first American sports cars. A few years after Chevy introduced the Corvette, Ford answered with the Thunderbird. The car was produced again in the 2000s, but wasn't as big a hit.

1. Rolls Royce Phantom
   BMW M5
2. DMC DeLorean
   Mercedes AMG One

The DeLorean is most famous for being featured in the 1985 hit, "Back to The Future," but the manufacturer actually ceased production three years earlier. Although the DeLorean was so fast it could travel through time, in real life its speedometer topped out at 85 mph. The company's only model was the DMC DeLorean.

1. BMW Lamborghini X
   BMW Nazca M12
2. BMW M10
   BMW M5

This super rare supercar looks exactly what you'd think a Beemer would like if Beemers were designed in Italy. There were only a few of these concept cars made back in 1991, and a few lucky buyers were able to get one.

1. Ferrari Portofino
   Dodge Viper
2. Maserati Merak
   Lotus Elise

The Lotus Elise has been in production for a few decades and is a rather practical heavenly car, although it will run you about $100,000. This two-door car is somewhat tiny and tops out at about 150 mph.

1. Porsche Cayman
   Datsun 280z
2. Dodge Viper Hennessy
   McLaren 570S

Nissan has manufactured plenty of awesome sports cars over the years, and its Nissan Skyline became street legal in the states not too long ago, but the Datsun 280Z might be the company's nicest sports car. Production ceased in the '70s, but you can still find plenty of these on the road today.

1. Leblanc Mirabeau
   Aston Martin Valkyrie
2. Lexus LFA
   Maserati 3200 GT

You probably won't see this car roaming the streets often, but it's actually street legal. It was created for the sole purpose of creating a street-legal F1 car, and it's manufactured in very limited production.

1. Dodge Viper
   Chevy Camaro
2. Tesla Model S
   Bentley Continental

Tesla is known as being an American automotive company founded by Elon Musk, but he actually joined the company after its founding. When you think of luxury sports cars, you don't think battery-powered, but Tesla is working on changing that.

1. Lotus Elise
   Leblanc Caroline GTR
2. Koenigsegg Agera RS
   Maserati Indy

The Swedish Koenigsegg Agera RS will cost you about $2 million and in 2018 it set the record for fastest car in the world, topping out close to 285 mph. That record has since been topped. Koenigsegg makes several supercars, and the most expensive ones can cost several million dollars.

1. Maserati 3200 GT
   McLaren 12C
2. Audi R8 V10
   Lexus LS450

Audi is a German manufacturer that produces a variety of practical cars, but they do have this R8 with a V10 engine that can top 200 mph. It costs about $175,000. The car is based on the Lamborghini Huracan and is manufactured by Audi's specialty division.

1. Pagani Huayra
   Mitsubishi GTO
2. Nissan 370Z
   McLaren F1

This car will cost you more than $2 million but it doesn't have safety-regulated airbags, making the car illegal to even purchase in the United States, let alone drive. You'll have to travel to Italy, where the car is made, if you want a test drive.

1. Maserati MC12 Corsa
   Maserati 3200 GT
2. Maserati GranSport
   Maserati Indy

Only 62 of these supercars were produced in 2004 and 2005, and they were all sold before they were even built. They were sold new for $1.5 million, so if you happen to come across one in the secondary market, you can expect to pay more than that.

1. Aston Martin DB7
   McLaren F1
2. Maserati 3200 GT
   Mercedes AMG One

The McLaren F1 gained fame at the end of the 1990s when it set the record for fastest car in the world, topping out at 240 mph. The first models weren't street-legal, but modifications were made. Today you can see this million-dollar car on the streets of the U.S.

1. Ariel Atom
   LeBlanc Mirabeau
2. BMW M12
   Alfa Romeo Brera

There's no way this car belongs on a city street, but it is indeed a street-legal supercar. These Swedish cars are rarely seen in the United States, and the Mirabeau model costs about $750,000. The car was in limited production in 2005.

1. Lykan Hypersport
   McLaren F1
2. Aston Martin DB2
   Bugatti Chiron

Someone in the United Arab Emirates finally decided to create their own supercar instead of buying the world's most expensive ones, and this is what they came up with. Only seven of these were made, and they're considered the first Middle Eastern supercars.

1. Mercedes-Maybach Exelero
   Aston Martin DB9
2. Bugatti Veyron
   Mercedes AMG One

Like most of the world's most expensive cars, this is a one-off production and we don't know who owns it. We do know that it was made in 2004 and can reach close to 220 mph. Last reports were that it was being housed in Germany, and you probably won't see it on the road any time soon.

1. Zenvo ST1
   Aston Martin DB10
2. Audi R8
   Ariel Atom

This handmade car costs upward of $2 million and can hit speeds of 233 mph. Zenvo has three models of cars and they are all supercars. To uphold standards, the company only produces five cars a year, making Zenvo cars some of the rarest on the roads.

1. Mercedes CLS
   Mercedes GT R
2. Mercedes AMG One
   Mercedes SLK

This Mercedes concept debuted in 2017 and all 275 expected units sold out at $2.7 million each. The cars still haven't been produced but are expected to hit the streets in 2020. The supercars will reach speeds of 217 mph and feature an 8-speed transmission.

1. Arnage
   Brooklands
2. Mulsanne
   Continental GT

When most people think of Bentley, they think luxury, but the British manufacturer also makes this sports car called the Continental GT. It sells new for more than $200,000 and tops out just over 200 mph.

1. Ariel Atom
   SSC Ultimate Aero
2. BMW M4
   Mercedes AMG One

The Ultimate Aero might be the pinnacle of American supercars. This rare car hit an insane top speed of more than 250 mph back in 2007, but production of the model stopped in 2013. It costs about $750,000 brand new.

1. BMW M6
   Aston Martin One-77
2. Bentley Continental GT
   Ariel Atom

Aston Martin only produced 77 of these cars over three years. It features a six-speed transmission and can reach speeds of 220 mph. These cars sold for $1.5 million at the time of production and have hit the secondary market for as much as $3 million.

1. Porsche Macan
   Mercedes SLK
2. Gumpert Apollo
   Mercedes Maybach

The Gumpert Apollo is one of the fastest cars in the world, topping out at 225 mph, but more importantly, it set the world's fastest lap time at Germany's Nurburgring track, which is considered the most demanding race track in the world.

1. Chevrolet Camaro
   Acura NSX
2. Dodge Viper Hennessy
   Nissan 370Z

You may not think of Acura as a luxury sports car, but take a ride in this $150,000, 600-horsepower sports car before knocking it. It's only the third production year for this model. It can't hit 200 mph, but it can accelerate 0 - 60 in less than three seconds.

1. Ariel Atom
   Mosler MT900S
2. NIO EP9
   Leblanc Mirabeau

If you've ever seen this car on the street you probably wouldn't forget it because of its unique look. The car is street legal and has one of the fastest acceleration times in the world, reaching 60 mph in 2.89 seconds.

1. Bentley Continental GT
   Jaguar XKS
2. Caterham Seven
   Rolls Royce Phantom

Sports cars get more aerodynamic and futuristic every year, but there is nothing better than a classic sports car in tip-top condition. The Caterham Seven is based on a 1950s car model, giving it a classic look even though it's a brand new car.

1. KTM X-Bow
   Morgan Plus 8
2. Noble M600
   NIO EP9

This supercar can almost hit 220 mph and starts at about $85,000. If that sounds like a bargain, you'll be sad to learn this car is illegal to drive in the United States. It is pronounced "crossbow" and has been in production since 2008.

1. MG MGB
   Mosler MT900
2. Morgan Plus Six
   Noble M600

This British sports car has been in production for almost a decade and it's one of the fastest street-legal cars in the world. It's legal in the U.S. because it's considered a kit car, but it will cost you more than $200,000.

1. Porsche 944
   McLaren 570S
2. Caparo T1
   Mitsubishi GTO

If you're looking at this car and thinking there's no way in the world it's street-legal, you're wrong. It's legal to drive on Main Street and it goes from 0 - 62 mph in less than 2.5 seconds. It's marketed as a street-legal F1 car.

1. Sunbeam Alpine
   Spania GTA Spano
2. SS 90
   Tauro V8

Not to be outdone by Italian and British neighbors, Spain dropped this supercar that can go 0 - 60 in 2.9 seconds and top 230 mph. The car is in extremely limited production and you'll have to fork over at least $1.2 million if you want one.

1. AC 378 GT Zagato
   VUHL 05
2. Westfield XI
   Zenvo TSR

This sports car has a sophisticated style native to Italian designers and is sure to turn heads on the road. It isn't the most powerful sports car to come out of Italy and tops out at 185 mph, but costs half the price of a Lamborghini or Ferrari.

1. Zenvo TSR
   Ascari Ecosse
2. Audi R8 V10
   Lexus LS450

The Ascari Ecosse debuted in 1998 for about $100,000, but it was only produced for one year (17 cars in total). If you happen to come across one on the secondary market, its price will at least double. The car is street legal and can hit 200 mph.

1. Dodge Charger
   Dodge Viper
2. Ford GT
   Chevy Camaro

Ford doesn't produce the GT every year, but when it does, it's a beast. The newest model will run you about $500,000 and the only other model is the 2006 version. The cars are based on the GT40 of the 1960s. Only 105 GT40s were ever produced and if you happen to find one on the secondary market, it'll cost about $3 million.