Italian SuperCars

Ever since the beginning of the SuperCar Era, Ferrari Lamborghini have dominated the SuperCar period... Or had they?

In 1995, Heracio Pagani decided he needed more SuperCars to come to life. Then 4 years later, Pagani broke out of the gates and immediately launched the Zonda C12.

The Zonda has a 7.3 litre Mercedes V12 engine, which produced 555bhp in the C12. The amount of power stayed the same in the C12s, but the Zonda F was a whole different story.

That produces 605bhp, which meant 0-60 in 3.5 seconds and a top speed of 215mph, but the best thing about that car was it's name.

The F stands for Fangio, which is the last name of Juan Manuel Fangio, who won the Formula 1 World Championship 5 times.

Even though it's still in production after 5 years, just 48 of them have been bought so far, as 165 have been built so far.

The Ferrari F430 has been the SuperCar of the decade, but sadly will now be replaced by the unbelievably pretty 458 Italia, despite the fact that Ferrari will keep the F430 in production until the end of this year.

There have been 6 different versions of the Lamborghini Gallardo so far,the Spyder, the Superleggera, the LP560-4, the LP560-4 Spyder, the LP550-2 and the LP570-4 Superleggera.