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10 of the Best Supercars Available in 2026
Most cars are compromises. They must fulfil practical functions on all kinds of roads as well as, hopefully, keeping passengers comfortable and drivers entertained. But supercars? They have only one purpose: to deliver the most exhilarating, visceral and involving driving experience possible. Yes, some can also carry a modicum of luggage and a passenger, but that is not what they are all about.
Choosing a supercar is a supremely personal matter, and by the time you are looking for one, you have a pretty good idea what floats your boat. So, treat this as your shortlist for the newest and most exciting high-performance vehicles on offer today.
For this overview we have also given ourselves a budget limit of £500,000 – there are choices beyond that price range, but they tend to combine single-figure exclusivity with the technology of an F1 contender.
The good news? There are no wrong choices.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Ferrari 296 Speciale
Aston Martin DB12 S
Porsche Taycan Turbo GT
Ferrari Amalfi
Lamborghini Temerario
McLaren Artura Spider
Audi R8
McLaren 750S
Maserati MCPURA
Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Want a Porsche 911 that could (in the right hands) lap the Nürburgring in under 7 minutes? This is the one. Want a Porsche that will have every petrolhead in town tailing you for your Instagram and Snapchat accounts? This is the one. Want a Porsche 911 for a gentle two-week European tour? Er…maybe not.
Barring the crazy 700bhp 911 GT2, this is the most extreme road-legal 911 of them all and the most powerful naturally-aspirated 911 ever. Its 4.0-litre flat six develops 518bhp, and the massive rear wing and active aero with DRS together develop 860kg of downforce. The GT3 RS is wider and lower than the GT3 with more aero addenda and carbon-fibre body components. It is not for shrinking violets.
We are a long way from the first-ever 911, launched in 1961 with just 128bhp, yet the GT3 RS is still recognisably a 911. And that is the real magic.
