It seems like every week there is another supercar launched that takes an existing model and makes it more focused, more single-purpose, and more “hardcore”. Air conditioning is removed (but always available as an option), carbon fibre replaces steel, the paint gets thinner to save a few grams, bigger wings are added, and, invariably, the price gets a nice bump too. All of those to make a car more suitable for a single use (usually the track) that the car will probably never even see. Most of these supercars are confined to a life of sitting in the garage, only brought out for shows. Or maybe an auction to find a new owner every few years…
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