Sports Cars 2017-2018: The Best

The Boxster continues to embody automotive excellence, which earns it a spot yet again on our 10Best Cars list for 2018.

Track tuned and ready to rumble, the ZL1 is king of the muscle cars, earning a 10Best Cars award for 2018.

Nothing on Earth can prepare you for the eyeball-melting performance of Lamborghini’s “entry-level” supercar, the Huracán.

McLaren’s know-how with lightweight, aerodynamic, ferocious supercars is undeniable, and the 720S is proof.

With a claimed top speed of 211 mph, the name 812 Superfast is not mere hyperbole.

The brutal GT2 RS is the chainsaw of the 911 lineup compared with the scalpel-like GT3.

Brutally powerful and obscenely flamboyant, the Aventador is unburdened by reality.

Leaving the 99.99 percent in its dust, the Chiron is a 1500-hp smackdown of every hypercar ever produced.

Ford’s Ferrari-fighting hypercar is a wild-styled track star worthy of its name.

Think of the Corvette Z06 as the most amazing version of a sports car that is already amazing by anyone’s measure.

Forget the bow tie—the Corvette’s performance puts it on a level with some of the best sports cars around.

Flaunting a huge rear wing, giant air intakes, and fender-filling wheels and tires, there’s no mistaking the 911 GT3 for anything but the track-ready racer it is.

For decades, the 911 Turbo has been the stuff of legends, and it remains so today.

The gullwings are gone, but the GT is still set to swoop in and snag buyers away from its archnemesis, the Porsche 911.

Sporting an adaptive adjustable suspension, active aerodynamics, and trick rear-axle steering, the track-focused variants of the GT are mesmerizing and marvelous machines.

There are three members of the 570 family, and all are set to kick sand in the faces of lesser cars.

The 911 debuted in the 1960s and stays true to its roots as the quintessential sports car.

Its sharply angled styling and athletic proportions hint at a serious performance car, and the LC mostly delivers.

There are few driving experiences as rewarding as a jaunt in a 718 Cayman, a repeat winner of our 10Best Cars award.

With a twin-turbo 3.9-liter V-8 located just behind the driver’s seat, the 488GTB generates a sonorous wail and ferocious acceleration all the way to 8000 rpm, where it makes 661 hp.