16. 2021 Ferrari 812 GTS
There’s something special about a naturally aspirated V12 Ferrari, and this one might be the greatest ever made. At $1.20 million, the 812 GTS offers an experience that no amount of modern turbocharging can replicate. Its 789 horsepower comes on in a linear surge that feels absolutely endless. I’ve driven this car on both road and track, and what impresses most isn’t the 2.8-second sprint to 60 mph or the 210 mph top speed – it’s how civilized it remains while delivering supercar performance.
15. 2022 McLaren Senna
Named after the legendary Ayrton Senna, this $1.6 million track weapon takes the concept of a street-legal race car to new extremes. The 768 horsepower output tells only part of the story – it’s the aerodynamic wizardry that really sets it apart. Every scoop, wing, and channel has been optimized to create downforce. During my laps at Silverstone, the faster I pushed it, the more planted it felt. It’s a fitting tribute to the man whose name it bears.