Best Sports Cars in India – Price, Mileage & Specifications

The sports car industry in India is booming, with several companies venturing into the market every year. These new entrants have bolstered India's automobile industry and established a niche within it. Sports cars are one of the most expensive brands, but some of them are usually not too costly for those who can afford them. 

The most significant factor is to know what kind of sports cars are available in India and which are imported. In India, there is a new generation of sports cars that the leading car manufacturers are introducing into the market, fuelled by the craze for the same.

Now, while there are some great benefits to buying these expensive sports cars, like car insurance policies, there are also some downsides you need to be aware of before making your final decision as a buyer. 

You can thus find the list of the best sports cars in India mentioned in the sections below that will help you make an informed decision:

1. Lamborghini Aventador

This supercar has a V12 engine and a dual-clutch transmission. It is built for maximum performance and can hit a top speed of 351 Kmph, the fastest of any other car in India.

2. Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren

SLR McLaren is another luxury supercar that comes under the Mercedes-Benz family. SLR McLaren produces over 656bhp while giving you a 0 to 1/4 mile time of 4.9 seconds and can top speeds up to 282 Kmph.

It also has an automatic gearbox that allows you to drive at these speeds safely. 

3. Spyker C8 Spyder

Spyder is another amazing sports car that comes in the form of a convertible and is powered by six cylinders. It will give you speeds up to 300Kmph with its sleek design, an automatic gearbox, and an airbag for safety. 

This beauty comes with a V8 engine with a top speed of 298Kmph. It also has impressive features such as:

• Dual-clutch automatic transmission
• Traction control
• A leather interior

This sports car's beautiful design concept also comes with an additional feature called the 'torque vectoring system, which allows it to manoeuvre through tight corners easily.

4. Audi TT

This sports car is known for its high-performance engine and its exterior design. This Audi performs well on the road as it can reach a top speed of 255 Kmph while being manageable enough to drive to work or school.

This model also has an automatic gearbox that makes driving easy. The gearbox comes with a 4.3-litre engine and can reach high speeds. It also has a:

• Manual gearbox
• Traction control
• ABS
• Centre console
• Leather interior

5. Ferrari Roma

Ferrari Roma is a luxury sports car that comes with an amazing design and an engine. Ferrari has a manual transmission and a top speed of 200Kmph. It is made with many other features like:

• 8-cylinder engine
• Mid front engine
• High-performance engine
• Rear drive layout

6. Aston Martin DB 11

Aton Martin DB 11 is another fantastic sports car with a V12 engine and a top speed of 200Kmph. It has a:

• Power steering
• Anti lock braking system
• Alloy wheels
• Rich interior design

7. Aston Martin Vanquish

Vanquish is another beautiful sports car with many features but is usually not the most expensive. It does come equipped with a V12 engine and can have speeds of 210Kmph.

This model is designed for comfort as it has:

• Traction control
• Airbags
• Twelve-cylinder engine

8. Ferrari 458

Ferrari 458 is one of the most popular luxury high-end sports cars in India developed by Ferrari. It is a spectacular vehicle built for high speed and looks good along the way.

This is because it has a V8 engine that produces around 500bhp and can produce speeds up to 315Kmph. It has:

• An automatic gearbox
• Traction control
• ABS
• A centre console.

Things To Consider When Purchasing a Sports Car

It would help to consider the factors mentioned below when looking for a sports car:

• Brand
• Price range
• Colour of the car
• Horsepower
• Speed of the car

There are also some  other things you need to consider before buying a sports car. The first thing is if you can afford one or not, as some of them can be very expensive. Also, look at how you will use your sports car and see if it will fit your purpose.

1. The Vehicular Insurance Policy

The car insurance policy is a significant factor you need to consider. This policy will cover any damage done to the vehicle due to someone else's fault or even damage caused on your own by negligence.

The car insurance policy can be costly depending on which country the vehicle is from and what type of accidents it has had in its history.

2. Insurance Cost

Since most traditional sports cars cost over INR 1 million and you may have to pay an car insurance premium, you must find out how much you will be paying for your sports car before buying one.

3. Time Coverage of Car Insurance

The time coverage of the insurance is a crucial factor as it covers the length of time that you will have the car insured.

4. Maintenance Cost

Although most sports cars are costly, they do not require maintenance every week or month as they are expensive. You may have to maintain your vehicle on odd occasions, such as when you take them to the mechanic or to be repaired by a shop at some point.

The conclusion is that, while these sports cars are not standard in India, they all come equipped with the top features required to make people consider them a safe ride. The only thing you need to be aware of is the high cost of each sports car because they come highly-priced compared to other vehicles. 

In Review

Once again, we reiterate that these cars are not easy to come by, and it might  cost you a lot to acquire one.

It will usually take about half a year for you to save up enough money before acquiring this car. Once you purchase the model, you would do better to buy a car insurance policy.

After securing the same, you can take some time to get used to driving it to continue enjoying the sporty feeling this vehicle provides. 

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