This Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta bested the old Bring A Trailer bid record by over $2 million and may be the most expensive car ever sold on the internet.
This custom painted Lamborghini Aventador was modified for Hip Hop artist Chris Brown. Currently, it holds the record for the most expensive car sold on Cars and Bids.
A well-maintained, clean 2002 BMW E46 M3 Coupe like the one on Bring a Trailer represents an affordable example of one of the best-regarded luxury sports cars ever.
There's a new 'most-expensive Lamborghini Murcielago sold on Bring a Trailer record-holder': a $525,000 2003 40th Anniversary Edition model with a six-speed gated manual.
Although it wasn't successful at splitting the difference between the DBS and DB9, an Aston Martin Virage like the one on Cars & Bids is an affordable exotic GT.
A C6 Corvette Convertible is a fun, affordably-priced, generally-stout sports car--especially an LS3-powered one like the 2008 car currently listed on Cars & Bids.
EVs have overtaken it in performance, but a used 2015 BMW i8 like the one on Bring a Trailer is an affordable hybrid supercar that still looks futuristic.
To honor its historic 1964 Monte Carlo Rally win, Mini released 1000 examples of the Cooper S MC40 in 2004. And one is up for auction on Bring a Trailer.
It doesn't have as much tech as its modern equivalent, but the 2000 Lexus LS 400 on Cars & Bids is a smooth, quiet, comfortable, reliable luxury sedan bargain.
The 2006 Subaru Imperza WRX STI is the penultimate version of the first STI to make it to the States. And there's an affordable one available now on BaT.