Five of the best supercars you can buy right now

Charmingly old school and at the cutting edge of what’s possible all at the same time. And that’s a rare blend – one that keeps the 750S right up there among the very best.

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This is a supercar from the top drawer. Across the ground it’s devastatingly fast, yet manageable and engaging when not travelling at warp speed. It doesn’t quite have the communication skills of McLaren’s 750S, but the V6 is a thing of beauty, and so’s the car itself: the visor-like windscreen, the buttresses, the 250 LM-inspired side vents.

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The Revuelto never feels anything less than natural to drive. And deeply exciting. The noise and drama from the 6.5-litre V12 is undimmed, the hybrid is only there to support and encourage the best from that masterpiece of an engine.

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Lord knows how many racing miles 911 GT3s have racked up over the years and across the generations, but what we have here is an absolute masterclass in aero and chassis dynamics. We salute the fact Porsche didn’t simply hike the power output, and chose instead to max out on other areas of the 911’s repertoire. There really is nothing else like it.

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The Huracán replacement has gone plug-in hybrid, but that doesn’t mean it’ll sip petrol like a Toyota Prius, it’s all about the performance, insists Lambo.

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