﻿Have you ever wondered how much car you could acquire for under £75,000 if you're
in the market for a new sports car that's cool in technology, design, speed, and also quality?
Welcome back to Motor Drive, where today, we're discussing the Top 5 Sports Cars Under £75K
in 2021. Make sure to watch to the end to get the most bang for your buck, and don't forget
to like and subscribe! Let's get started! 5. The Chevrolet Corvette Z06 - £59,900.
Corvettes have historically been the finest value for money in terms of horsepower per dollar,
and the Z06 is no exception. On the racetrack, the Corvette is the best all-around American sports
car, and it can compete with Europe's best. To achieve this, Chevrolet designed the Z06
to be as light as it is powerful; with the best power-to-weight ratio of any car on the market.
This car will outperform cars twice its price or more. It's also practicable. It has a large trunk,
good visibility, and a comfortable ride for a sports vehicle that laps the Nürburgring
faster than a Pagani Zonda C12 S from 2012 and the even more current Audi R8 V10.
4. Lotus Evora S-£71,300 Lotus has a long history of
producing sports vehicles for purists. Adding the Evora to its Elise and Exige model lineups
as a somewhat larger and more powerful sports car. Despite being larger than the Elise,
the Evora retains everything that has put Lotus at the top of drivers' want lists
all over the world. The chassis is well-balanced, the steering and handling are razor-sharp,
and the brakes are incredible. While the regular Evora has 276 horsepower,
the S adds a supercharger to the 3.5L Toyota V6, increasing power to 345 horsepower at 7,000 rpm.
The Evora S boasts outstanding brakes and tires to stop all 345 horses. When Car and Driver measured
the Evora S's 70-0 mph braking distance, it came within five feet of the previous best-146 feet.
The Lotus' handling and grip can make even the most inexperienced drivers appear good
and in-still confidence at the limit. 3. Porsche Cayman R-$66,300
The Porsche Cayman R. Porsche is known for its racetrack performance, and the Cayman R
is no exception. Porsche chose to reduce weight rather than add power when developing the R
version of its popular Cayman sports car. The Cayman R is the only car on this list
that weighs less than 3,000 pounds, making it over 1,000 pounds lighter than the XK-R.
The Cayman is a lightweight sports car that is extremely focused. The R is all about performance,
as anyone who has sat in the cockpit can attest. Traditional door handles were replaced with
fabric straps to save weight. During heavy cornering, the sport bucket seats keep the
driver in position and save 26 pounds. In terms of performance automobiles, the Porsche Cayman R
is a purist's dream. The R runs the Nürburgring at 8:06, faster than the Ferrari 550 Maranello,
the V10-powered BMW M6, and the Lamborghini Diablo SV. This translates to superior acceleration,
braking, and handling. When you add the PCCB Package (Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes),
the Cayman R is ready to race right away. 2. Tesla Model S - £73,990
The Tesla Model S is a compact premium sports automobile that is powered entirely
by electricity. The Model S has an aggressively high-tech taste, with a large touchscreen in place
of traditional dashboard controls and distinctive tech features ranging from eye-catching,
such as displays that show how the car "sees" surrounding traffic, to amusing,
such as a flatulence sound setting. Dual motor all-wheel drive, 20 Inch Überturbine Wheels,
Performance Brakes, and lowered suspension are available on the Model S for total control
in all weather conditions. A carbon fiber spoiler enhances stability at high speeds, allowing the
Model S to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph* in just 3.7 seconds. If you choose the Performance model
of the Model S, it will accelerate to 60 mph in near silence - and in less than 2.3
seconds. This high-tech, fuel-saving, super-fast combination is rounded out with agile handling
1. BMW M3-£74,755 The BMW M3 was built for the racetrack,
and you can tell right away in the streetcar. This car is serious about performance, from the
V8 that revs to 8,400 rpm to the cross-drilled brake discs. Even when standing still, the M3
appears quick because everything of the bodywork is aerodynamically effective or feeds air into
the engine compartment. BMW's M division employed carbon fiber for the roof to reduce the center of
gravity and utilized lightweight components to achieve a 50/50 front/rear weight distribution.
In fact, the V8 engine in this M3 is 33 pounds lighter than the E46 generation's inline-6 engine.
BMWs have grown in weight as they have become safer and more technologically advanced. This
means that, despite its track-bred performance, the M3 will still have a nice interior
and the standard features you'd expect from a more luxury-oriented vehicle. Monday through Friday,
the M3 can be driven comfortably and taken to the track on weekends. As a vehicle that can
be used as a commuter and a race car, the M3 offers excellent value. The M3 most recently