What is a supercar? What is the difference between a supercar and a hypercar? Is it possible for three car nuts to discuss these questions without turning into blubbering drool machines?
The answer to that last one is no, at least when I myself am involved. The first two are still up for debate and perhaps always will be.
I still maintain that what we call hypercars today should really be called supercars and what we call supercars today should really be called sports cars. The Ferrari 458 is not a supercar, for instance. It's a kind of anti-historical view, one that superimposes past definitions of the automotive landscape on what we drive today.
What do you think?
Three Semi-Coherent Drool Machines Attempt To Discuss Supercars