Some cars are built for efficiency while others for comfort; however if you want to go fast and if you’re a true car enthusiast, chances are that you will be drawn in by the allure of a sports car. These cars focus on performance only; no matter what the price of gas is to fill her up or how small the trunk is, the only thing that matters is performance and speed. Take a look at our top picks. The GT-R is expensive but a definite super car while the F-86 is more within reach for the average shopper. Either way you can’t go wrong with these hot sports cars.

Nissan is more known for their safe but predictable cars like the Maxima or the Sentra, but it’s the 2011 Nissan GTR that is truly exciting and a pure beast to drive. On the exterior this ride is sporty, aggressive, bold and very eye catching. It is well equipped with a super powerful 3.8 Liter six cylinder engine which outputs an intense 434 horsepower; this beast of a car can reach intense speeds of up to 193 miles per hour.

Nissan is normally known as an affordable brand but the GT-R is on another level; this car can compete with exotic and exciting but very expensive rides like Ferrari and other exotics. It can go from zero to sixty mph in just 3.3 seconds! That’s faster than a lot of exotic cars that cost a small fortune. Gas mileage isn’t too great at 15 mpg in the city and 21 mpg on the freeway but that is to be expected of a vehicle with an emphasis on speed, power and supreme performance.

Take a look inside the car and you will find seats covered in luxurious rich leather, a hard drive to house all of your favorite tunes and the ability to plug in your Ipod or any other music player. Trunk space is a bit on the small ride with 8.8 cubic feet but that’s not too bad for a high performance sports car. Pricing starts at around the $62,700 level.

The second car we will examine is the long awaited F-86. It has not been released yet but we will be very excited once it is. It will be built by Toyota but utilize the Subaru platform. The engine is expected to put out anywhere between 200 and 250 HP although definite numbers have not been officially released yet. In contrast with the luxury GT-R sports car, the FT-86 will be much more affordable and a more realistic purchase for the majority of shoppers with a modest price tag of around twenty three thousand dollars.

As of the moment Toyota does not have a hot rod sports car in its lineup and it hopes that the F-86 can appeal to the sports car market. Toyota has not released an official release date yet but we are sure that the auto maker will make big waves once it sets a date. If you have the money to burn then you might want to consider the GT-R. If you are on a limited budget, we suggest that you wait until the F-86 debuts.

Author Bio: Written by Lexus Carrera. If you are in Los Angeles visit Beverly Hills Nissan Altima or Los Angeles Nissan for good deals. In Massachusetts check out Toyota Watertown for a large selection.

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