12 Supercars with Timeless Looks and Classic Models to Make Any Auto Collector Nostalgic

The term supercar which is used to describe sportscars with the most impressive performance characteristics, entered our vocabularies in 1950 when the early pioneers of the segment had become common on the marketplace for the first time.

Ever since these vehicles have solidified themselves as the pinnacle of automotive genius and unmatched bespoke luxury. In today’s episode we would like to bring to your attention an entertaining list of supercars that contains a mix of modern models with classic looks as well as restored legends that any car fan must see!

Previously we covered similar topics on #AutomotiveTerritory and here are the ones that you may find useful:

New and restored sports cars you just have to see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sM0sUEt9jVQ

Restomod SUV models that have everything a modern driver needs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uUH5wGq7FQ

A detailed rundown and list of all autos that made it to this #AT_New_Cars video:

Lamborghini Miura: media.lamborghini.com/english/latest-news/the-lamborghini-miura-celebrates-its-50th-anniversary–the-italian-job–reloaded/s/e3d39a68-306b-40da-ae58-bd6b849e222d

Designed by Marcello Gandini, Lamborghini Miura is an iconic sportscar produced by the brand in late 60s-early 70s. The company built only 764 units of the model, two which are currently on display in Lamborghini museum.

De Tomaso P72 GT: detomaso-automobili.com/p72/

Once a Modena-based manufacturer of sportscars, De Tomaso was acquired by the Chinese Ideal Team Ventures in 2014, the same company that currently owns Apollo Automobili. Now, the brand is being revived with the introduction of the P72 GT retro supercar, that commemorates its 60th anniversary.

Ares Design Progetto Uno: aresdesign.com/en-us/cars/panther-progettouno

Known for carrying out exclusive modifications of modern cars and SUVs, as well as restoring vintage models, Ares Design is embarking on a new mission with the Progetto Uno supercar. The car, also named Panther, pays tribute to the 1970s De Tomaso Pantera, but uses a modern Lamborghini Huracan as a donor vehicle.

Ultima RS: ultimasports.co.uk/Models/UltimaRS

The exclusive supercar manufacturer from Britain, Ultima Sports is drawing inspiration from the Group C racing period by building superfast track toys like the Ultima RS – their new flagship.

Hispano Suiza Carmen and Boulogne: hispanosuizacars.com/press-photos

The name of the iconic pre-World War 2 automotive brand is currently disputed by multiple companies, one of those is led by the direct descendant of the Hispano-Suiza founder Damián Mateu and they are releasing an electric supercar named after the owner’s mother.

Tr Speed 12: tr-supercars.com/index.php/videos

Inspired by the TVR Speed 12 prototype that was deemed “too powerful for public roads” by its creators, the Tr Speed 12 supercar reimagines the original model, as a street legal vehicle with even more horses under the bonnet.

Pagani Imola: pagani.com/press/pagani-imola

Pagani Huayra is nearing the end of its lifecycle and like its predecessor Zonda it will be receiving an ultra rare road legal but track focused version. Interestingly, the new hypercar is getting its own name Pagan Imola inspired by the town near which the legendary track.

Kreisel Evex 910E: kreiselelectric.com/en/projects/kreisel-evex-910e

Kreisel Evex 910E is an all-electric supercar based on the 1960 Porshe 910. Its motor system is good for 490horses, while the 2-speed automatic gearbox was specially-developed to ensure faster acceleration and higher top speeds.

Porsche 935: porsche.com/specials/en/china/mission-report/mission-report-highlight-porsche935/

The race car art – this is how the company describes the 2019 Porsche 935 supercar. Based on the previous generation 911 GT2 RS, the model gets retro-looking bodywork, that is definitely inspired by the Le Mans-winning 1978 Porsche.

Ecurie LM69: ecuriecars.com

Ecurie Ecosse was a motor racing company from Edinburgh Scotland that competed in Formula one and Two as well as 24 hours of Le Mans always wearing a distinctive Flag Blue Metallic paint. In 2020 they are building the Ecurie LM69 inspired by the Jaguar XJ13.

Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta SWB: www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/250-gt-berlinetta-passo-corto

Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta SWB is a GT road car built in 1959 and restored to perfect condition by Ferrari Classiche Department in 2015.

Ford GT40 by Olthoff Racing: rkmotors.com/vehicles/2579/1966-ford-gt40
This 1966 Ford GT40 is a high-quality replica of the original Le Mans winning model. It was built by Olthoff Racing in 2016, and re-sold through RK Motors a year later.

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