Complete List of All Sports Car Models

Drive High and Full Speed with Sports Cars

Are you in the likes of Alain Prost or Michael Schumacher? Or are you just a sports racer enthusiast? No matter who you are, I got a nice ride for you. It’s an agile and compact ride with a race car built. It’s a sports car.

History

Sports cars started in ‘20s and its production has been successful until now. The first ever legitimate and qualified sports mobile made was the Peugeot. It was recognized in 1894 upon winning second place in an automobile competition.

Ever since its recognition, Peugeot was the basis of any sports cars for modification and innovation. Then numerous models namely Gordon Bennett, Corvette, Ferrari, Jaguar, Ford Mustang, and Porsche followed.

Features

Over the years, sports car manufacturers have perfected its features for an ultimate race car experience. It has always been known as a mobile with sporty two-seater and agile speed. It has always been focused in running at high speeds and not in carrying people, the main reason it only features two seats.

A sports car’s agile speed is also improved through various features by putting a wing and a powerful engine. A wing, also known as spoiler, can always be found at the back of the ride. It gives a downward force, so it could be used in a high speed condition. One good example of this ride is the Ferrari F40.

Plus, a lightweight engine, low center of gravity, and 69 mpg speed make a sports car so powerful. SEAT Leon SC TDI, Mercedes C220d Coupe, and Audi TT TDI are some examples of these rides.

Conclusion

Sports cars are really built for racing and not for traveling. That’s why sports racers or even sports enthusiasts like you are fit to drive it. Just make sure to handle it with care.