Great, yet little-known supercars

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HTT Pléthore

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Back end is a little weird, but yay Canada! :D
 
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HTT Pléthore

Back end is a little weird, but yay Canada! :D

I think that is beautiful. Love the tail lights 👍 and the massive side vents :)
 
I think that is beautiful. Love the tail lights 👍 and the massive side vents :)


I sat in one of these earlier this year. The arse end of it is huge:

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Wow. It's been a long time since I saw anyone mention the Italdesign Twenty Twenty. I always thought it was a really nifty looki-



Oh. 2004.
 
I know Weismann is fairly well known, yet you never see them, rarely read articles on them or really ever hear anybody mention them. Pity since Top Gear described the Weismann as a better built, faster, more enjoyable roadster than Morgan.
 
Wow. It's been a long time since I saw anyone mention the Italdesign Twenty Twenty. I always thought it was a really nifty looki-



Oh. 2004.

The post about ITT isn't from 2004.
 
(Rubs eyes) Eh? Yes it is, the one with the pic, clearly 2004.
 
1995 Caterham 21
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Had a 136 Horsepower Straight 4 with 115 lb-ft of torque. It probably would've succeeded hadn't the Louts Elise existed... Supposedly only 50 exist.

Bristol Fighter T
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It rode with a Viper engine producing 1012 Horsepower and is "Capable of over 270MPH". Or so says the company. Limited to 225MPH
 
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