The sports car and rally cars as I know it, is a fairly modern concept.
The sports car was even more specialized. Such vehicles were, as the term implies, intended for sport, whether for rallies, endurance races or speed trials. They were fast, uncomfortable, hard to drive and usually extremely dangerous in the hands of an amateur.
What’s more, they were expensive and rare.
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Check the best cars that made thrills in car rallys in my point of view:
– Honda Accord
– Subaru WRX STi
– McLaren Mercedes SLR
Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren vs. Cruise Ferry
Hammond and May raced Clarkson in a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren from Heathrow airport to Oslo, Norway. May & Hammond flying to Newcastle then taking the ferry to cross the North Sea to Kristiansand, Norway and using a speedboat to Oslo. While Clarkson, in the Mercedes-Benz super-car, had to drive over 1,300 miles (~2,100 km) through the UK, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Denmark (stopping to rest overnight), Sweden and Norway.
– Bugatti Veyron Driving Thrill
– Porsche Race tracks: Bruntingthorpe, Elvington Airfield, Longcross Proving Ground, MIRA Circuit, Prestwold Hall, Prodrive Test Facility, Rockingham, Stafford Activity Centre, Three Sisters Race Circuit
– BMW M3 Thrill
– BMW M5
– Audi R8 Driving Thrill
– Lamborghini Reventon Race tracks: Bruntingthorpe, Elvington Airfield, Longcross Proving Ground, MIRA Circuit, Prestwold Hall, Prodrive Test Facility, Rockingham, Stafford Activity Centre, Three Sisters Race Circuit
– Nissan GTR Driving Thrill
– and Aston Martin Race tracks: Bruntingthorpe, Elvington Airfield, Longcross Proving Ground, MIRA Circuit, Prodrive Test Facility, Rockingham, Stafford Activity Centre, Three Sisters Race Circuit
