Ok, without being model specific (but state it if you wish), what type of supercar is top of your list if you get some mega bucks?

I think the Ferrari's and Lambo's for example are great but for me it is always going to be an Aston Martin Love the new Vanquish.

I am going to restrict this list to exotic brands only. So no Audi R8, Jag XKR or Nissan GTR in the poll. LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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Damn and blast. I was trying to edit the list to add others that I forgot but because voting has begun it wouldn't allow it but just name them under 'other'

Koenigsegg
Bentley
Chevvy perhaps
Dodge perhaps
Lotus perhaps
etc LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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Astons are the coolest but the bonkers yet awesome Lambo's have won me over  60 plate SD4 XS, Stornoway Grey, Arm rest pack

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Good to see no one likes Ferrari's and the Aston is for me, I had a DB9 fabulous car but youre scared to death to leave it anywhere just in case a builders van or a chavvy tank full of toddlers parks right next to it

I've never owned a supercar but back in the mid-80s I worked as a chauffeur for a guy based in Knutsford who sold used ones and so got to drive a fabulous variety of machinery. Neighbours never knew what would be parked outside our house next! The car that caused most envy in the street was a bright red Lotus Esprit Turbo but that only made sense if you could drive everywhere at over 100mph to make the aerodynamics work. At all "normal" speeds it felt rattly and poorly screwed together.

If you really wanted to run a supercar on an everyday basis then there was only one - the Porsche 911. This was quick enough to shred your licence without even trying but was well-built enough to be thoroughly and regularly useable, without the "temperament" of the Italian beasts. It also made sure that you developed a strong left leg to work the clutch. I'm not quite sure how anyone manages to keep both a 911 and a licence to drive though............

A thoroughly sensible alternative for a family man was the Mercedes 450SLC. This was VERY quick, utterly solid, quiet and had good accommodation. I really enjoyed driving them.

Nowadays I'm more likely to stop and ogle a well-turned out Defender than any supercar. That's what a car SHOULD look like! Ours - 2008 Stornoway Grey HSE Auto
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I think its a hard one to answer

Always fancied a Fezza or a Lamborghini as a kid

But if it was driving pleasure road trip, I have always wanted a 911 Turbo to do it Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Aston Martin for me, and Lamborghini are a close second. Tbh I have never liked Porsche.

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3 years ago I would have said Aston without a shadow of a doubt, but I think the Mercedes SLS is now top of my list  Mine: 2012 Golf GTI Edition 35
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No no no no. A "supercar" is not a Porsche 911 or an Aston Martin and certainly not a Lotus!

To me it's got to be different and a bit wacky. That's why my vote goes to the Pagani Huayra.

It's so different to anything else out there and anything with independent front and rear flaps gets my vote

Second: The Bugatti Veyron

Third: The Porsche GT Gemballa Mirage. The sound of it's V10 is just yummy!

Those of you who voted Porsche, go and get in your car now drive very fast off the nearest cliff while doing so hold your head in shame!! Porsches are not super cars they a German staff cars, they all look the same!

Aston Martin. 21MY Defender 90 S 3.0 D200

Got to disagree with AiiEEX. Whilst I appreciate the wacky reference (I like Lambo's for that), Aston Martin's are super on an entirely different level. Yes the Pagani will always have the in your face status that few can match but you would look a flash git in it and if I pulled up anywhere in a Pagani or even a Lambo, I would feel embarrassed to be seen getting out.

An Aston makes you the king of kings. I would feel amazing getting out of one because of sheer quality and cool factor. Clarkson once hit the nail on the head when he said how good it sounds when you are off out for the evening and you can say "Shall we take the Aston?"

"Shall we take the Pagani?" just sounds crap  LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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Having spent some time (on the road) in a Lambo LP560, Couple of ferarris, bentley gt speed, and numerous modified uber audis (up to 750hp)... The one car that blew me away was the Mclaren MP4-12c. My first choice. (Coming) 2016 RR Evoque td4 180 HSE Dynamc
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