... hypercar ... hypercars ... hypercar .
Sorry, but there is no such thing as a hypercar. That's just the label that motoring journalists have plastered on cars like the Veyron, P1, LaFerrari etc, when in fact they are merely supercars (which itself is pretty much a label, but a much, much longer established one).
The reason why (in my eyes) the hypercar label got introduced, is because the sports/super sports cars have gotten a heck of a lot quicker over the past decade, and thus everyone wrongly refers to them as supercars just because they can crack 300km/h now.
Supercars never used to be able to crack even close to 300km/h until the F40/959. Which was in the 1980's...
Think of car performance as a genetically modified long life tree. Over the years it gradually gets bigger and bigger instead of staying the same size, but it is still called a tree...
Supercars/sports cars are the same, they keep getting faster and faster (and have always done so, since before the 1960's) but they are still called supercars/sports cars etc.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/there-is-no-such-thing-as-a-hypercar.287895/
And as for the very strong opinions on the look of the F50, i think just saying that it looks ugly
to you is better than going into extreme detail and using every label under the sun to get your point across to people that you don't like its looks.
There's no need for it, it's almost like you're trying to bait people into replying and offering their contrasting opinions.