Tag Archives: Unknown Supercars

Marussia promised to disrupt the supercar market by launching two models consecutively but ultimately failed. Here's the whole story!

Mega Track is a supercar that not only packs a powerful Mercedes V12 engine, but also features an adjustable air suspension for tackling uneven terrain.

The Tramontana draws inspiration from Formula 1 and fighter jets, creating an unforgettable ultra-high-performance driving experience.

The TranStar Racing Dagger GT seemed unbelievable when it first launched, packing 2,000 hp, a 6-speed manual, and a 1.5-second 0-60mph time.

Meet the Vencer Sarthe, a Dutch supercar with an American engine heart, and discover what makes it stand out in the world of exotic cars.

You might not be familiar with Keating Supercars TKR, but it was once the fastest hypercar in the world, although without official recognition.

This next entry in the Unknown Supercars series is the Panoz Abruzzi, an exquisite creation from a manufacturer with an extensive racing history.

The Shayton Equilibrium is an innovative supercar expected to churn out 1,084 horsepower (808 kW) and 686 lb-ft (930 Nm) of torque.

Next in the Unknown Supercars series, here's everything there is to know about the Lotec Sirius and its inspiring but complicated background.

The Dome Zero is a Japanese supercar from the 70s' that still looks relevant, but sadly it couldn't satisfy road-car regulations.