11 Of The Sleekest '90s Supercars
An Impressive Era
The '90s often remind us of iconic stuff like waffle crisps, boy bands, video game consoles, and blockbuster movies like Titanic. But that decade also brought supercars that broke speed records.
Most Dramatic-Looking Supercars In The '90s
The world fell in love with supercars when manufacturers tried to outdo each other. Their competition gave us exotic record-smashing speedsters like McLaren's F1, Bugatti's EB110, and the Japanese Honda NSX. These 11 supercars ruled the '90s and made history—some so exclusive that there's only one road-safe version worldwide.
Pagani Zonda C12
Horacio Pagani confirms that nothing can stop a determined person. When the Argentine engineer faced issues with the suitable engines for his supercar dreams, he approached Mercedes-Benz for a partnership. They offered their powerful V12s, and Pagani successfully revealed the stunning Zonda C12 at the Geneva Motor Show.
It Wasn't Quite Built For Racing
The Zonda C12 was a fine blend of art, engineering, jet fighters, and racing cars. It even became an exclusive collector's item because Pagani produced only five between 1999 and 2002. Although this model had a 402–444 HP engine, it fell short at the Le Mans races.
Porsche 911 GT1 Strassenversion
According to FIA homologation rules, Porsche had to build street-legal models of its racing cars. When Porsche wanted to participate in GT1 racing, it designed the 911 GT1 Strassenversion. This beauty had a front half resembling the Porsche 993 and a rear like the Porsche 962 sports prototype.
