Random Ultimate Dream Cars (20 items)

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  (#2) McLaren P1

  The McLaren P1 is often credited as being the car that incited today's hybrid hypercar boom. Technically, it started production the same year as Porsche 918, but McLaren beat Porsche to market and around the race track. With 903 horses, the McLAren hits 60 mph in 2.9 seconds on the way to a 233 mph top speed. 
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  (#7) Aston Martin One-77

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  Probably the worst name of any Aston Martin ever, but maybe that's what you get for letting your engineers go no-holds-barred designing the fastest, most expensive Aston Martin in history. The name is a reference to it's one-to-one (kg to horsepower) power-to-weight ratio and the 77 units produced. The One-77 would run right with a Carrera GT, McLaren SLR, or Reventon in any acceleration contest.
  
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  (#20) Ferrari F50

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  The Enzo's direct V-12 predecessor and a car many people still consider to be the best "pure" Ferrari of all time. Interesting fact about this car: Its engine was derived from a legitimate F1 race unit also used in the Ferrari 333SP LeMans Prototype race car. Somehow, the fact that the F50 was actually faster than the LeMans racer with which it shared an engine escaped notice until the car went out of production in 2001. 
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  (#13) Lamborghini Miura

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  All V-12 Lambos are dream cars, and this was both the first and dreamiest of them. Lamborghini himself made his money building tractors and spent some of that on a new Ferrari. When he went down the street and complained to Enzo about the Ferrari's clutch, the ensuing shouting match ended with Enzo telling Lamborghini to go build his own car. That he did, and the result was this: the first true supercar and still one of the most beautiful pieces of automotive sculpture around. In terms of acceleration, a Miura would struggle to hang with a modern, bone stock Chevrolet Cobalt, but no stock Cobalt has ever hit 175 mph. The fact that that the Miura's top speed was 1 mph better than a Ferrari GTO's was probably pure coincidence. 
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  (#1) Ferrari Laferrari

  The top offering in Ferrari's stable right now. The LaFerrari's hybrid drivetrain puts out 949 horsepower, and will slingshot the car to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds. It'll probably hit 100 mph in less time than it takes you to read this sentence. If you have to ask the price, you can't afford it - assuming Ferrari will even sell you one. 
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  (#18) Lamborghini Countach

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  Very few of today's supercars don't owe a debt to the Countach; it pretty much set the styling and architecture bar for all mid-engine exotics to come. Introduced in 1974, it pioneered the wedge-shaped, sharply angled style popular among sports cars of all types all the way up through today. Some say it also introduced "cab-forward" architecture, though that's highly debatable. The quickest Evoluzione models hit 60 mph in 4.2 seconds and pegged the speedo at 205 mph, but most models throughout its history ran closer to 5.5 seconds and 180 mph. 
  

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