Supercars are high-performance luxury sports cars characterized by their exceptional speed, power, and advanced engineering. These vehicles typically feature sophisticated aerodynamics, cutting-edge technology, and exclusive designs that set them apart from standard sports cars. Supercars often have powerful engines, capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in a matter of seconds and reaching top speeds that exceed 200 mph. They are produced by specialized manufacturers and are often limited in production, resulting in high prices and desirability among car enthusiasts and collectors. Examples of supercars include the Ferrari LaFerrari, Lamborghini Huracán, McLaren P1, and Bugatti Chiron. The term “supercar” conveys not just superior performance but also prestige and luxury typically associated with premium automobile brands.
The Genesis of Japan's Supercar Craze The surge of interest in supercars in Japan during the late 1970s can be traced back to the immense popularity of Sakura Ikezawa's manga,…