1) Koenigsegg Agera R
Koenigsegg isn't a household name in the world of super cars like Ferrari or Bugatti, but the Swedish manufacturer’s Agera R features a 1,124bhp twin-turbocharged V8 engine and a mind-blowing 273 mph top speed. And that’s not all, because the 0-62 mph sprint takes just 2.8 seconds, while 186 mph is reached a small matter of 11.7 seconds later. Neat details include a removable, targa-style roof panel for high-speed, wind-in-the-hair thrills, while its light, carbon fiber wheels keep weight to a minimum. However, this performance comes at a price, as the Agera R will set you back a cool £1.1million.
Based on a modified Lotus Exige and packing a mighty 1,244 bhp twin-turbocharged version of the Chevrolet Corvette’s V8engine, the Hennessy Venom is capable of an astonishing 270 mph. The idea of bolting a twin-turbo V8 into a Lotus Exige will terrify anyone who's ever driven the tiny track car but Hennessy does conduct far reaching modifications on the Exige to produce the Venom GT. It comes at a price £750,000.
3) Bugatti Veyron Super Sport
The Bugatti Veyron was the first production car to exceed 250 mph, while the flagship 1,184 bhp Super Sport raises this figure to 268 mph. The genius of the Veyron is that it makes insane speed seem so effortless with its quad-turbo W16 engine doing the legwork while the driver sits back in the luxuriously appointed cabin. It comes at a price £1.1million.![[IMG]](https://caberz.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/bugatti-veyron-super-sport-dark-blue-tinted-white-silver.jpg)
4) RUF CTR3
Looking like a cross between a 911, a Cayman and a Carrera GT, the CTR3 is the creation of expert Porsche tuner, RUF. Its mid-mounted 766 bhp engine delivers a 236 mph top speed.Power in the CTR3 comes from a 3.8-litre flat-six Porsche unit with twin KK&K turbochargers and with a kerb weight around 1,375kg the power to weight ratio is immense. It comes at a price £357,000.
5) Pagani Huayra
The beautifully crafted Huayra serves up supercar excess in the finest tradition. Lurking beneath the attractive body is a 720 bhp twin-turbocharged Mercedes V12 that propels the Pagani to 225 mph.The Huayra is constructed from carbonfibe and employs an active aerodynamic system that can adjust the ride height at the front and rear of the car independently.It comes at a price £1 million.
6) Noble M600
If you thought the 200 mph hyper cars in this list are over complicating things a little, the Noble M600 could be the for you.This British-designed two-seater boasts a 650bhp twin-turbo V8 and a white-knuckle 225mph top speed. However, with no traction control or anti-lock brakes, the M600 is only for the brave. It comes at a price £ 200,000.
7) Ferrari LaFerrari
Unlike the latest hybrid hypercars, the LaFerrari uses its petrol/electric power purely for performance. As a result, the 950 bhp V12 can blast it to a top speed in excess of 217 mph.The LaFerrari can, according to the Maranello-based marque, blast from 0-62mph in “less than three seconds”, while 0-124 mph is managed in “under seven seconds”. Yes, it's quick. It comes at a price £1 million.
8) McLaren P1
The remarkable petrol/electric P1 benefits from McLaren’s Formula One know-how to give a 217 mph top speed and an ability to travel for up to seven miles in eco-friendly, all-electric mode.If the standard version is too slow, there's always theMcLaren P1GTR track special. Only 35 will be built and it's priced from £1.9m so you'd better start saving.

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