Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 (Hyper)

The Lamborghini Murcielago is a high-performance two-door, two-seat sports car that was produced by Italian automaker Lamborghini between 2001 and 2010. Referred to as a pure supercar, it was the flagship of the Car Makers line-up. 6.5 L V12 640 PS (471 kW; 631 bhp) 6-speed E-gear semi-automatic Paddle Shift configuration.

Ascari KZ1-R GT3 (Track Days Only)

Unveiled at the 2008 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Ascari KZ1R is the latest and most exciting Ascari production car to date. The car's 520BHP takes it from 0-60mph in an unofficial 3.0secs and up to an unlimited maximum speed of 200mph. Its 5.0-litre naturally aspirated engine drives the back wheels via a 6-speed manual gearbox, with enhanced performance and handling derived from the car's featherweight carbon-fibre monocoque and improved aerodynamics.

Bentley GTC

The convertible version of the Continental GT, the Continental GTC, was first presented in September 2005, and was introduced to several world markets in the autumn of 2006.
The Bentley GTC was only the second generation car with the Bentley Azure to have a fully automated electric soundproof roof.
The car it self is pure adrenaline to drive, a grand tourer and supercar in one.

Aston Martin DB9

The Aston Martin DB9 comes in two variants; the coupé and 'Volante' convertible, each producing 470 bhp from a 5.9L V12 engine. The DB9 was originally designed from its sister car the V12 Vanquish. The V12 engine is why Aston Martin did not call the car the DB8, which could suggest that it has only a V8 engine.
One report states that Aston Martin believed that this car was such a huge leap from the Jaguar XJ-S based DB7 that it named it DB9 instead of DB8.

Ferrari F430

The Ferrari F430 integrates F1-racing technology into its powertrain, suspension, chassis and body aerodynamics to bring racing performance to the road. An easy car to handle but with increased all round performance comes increased concentration.

Porsche GT2 (997)

At around 5000 rpm the world as you've always known it explodes, your innards tumble as if you've just stepped out of an airplane and your eyeballs churn into marmalade. Five quick manual shifts, and you're catching the horizon with your cerebrum struggling to believe it's all real.

Lamborghini Gallardo

The howl of the V10 and the flamboyant exterior make this a stand-out supercar. This beast is by no means all show as at its heart there is outrageous power. The four wheel drive system makes sure that you can always use this power with confidence as it capably handles the 510bhp and breath-taking acceleration.

Jaguar XKR

A full blown Grand Tourer. What you get if you put the XKR into sport mode is acceleration from rest to three figure speeds that's so smooth and seamless and without any effort from the driver, that it can be a surprise to see just how far round the speedo needle has gone. Enjoy!

TVR Sagaris

The TVR Sagaris is basically a full blown endurance racer with a pair of number plates and some carpet. Raved about by Clarkson, an absolute pure adrenalin power horse nicknamed by its loyal followers as “Saggy Ass”, due to its aerodynamic beautifully shaped rear. Our Super Sport version with TVR Power engine upgrade producers a mind blowing power to weight ratio.

Porsche GT3 Oakley

This car is as close as you will get to a road going race car. The Sequential gearbox on this car makes for an amazing driving thrill.The car shift is ridiculously fast and the grip from the tyres is immense, in fact we can confidently say - "you will be amazed!"

Audi R8

The great looks of this car says it all, quality, robust, quick and smooth with the matching handling characteristics of any supercar.
The Audi R8 is a sports car with a longitudinally mounted mid-engine.

When Audi took on the Lamborghini brand it decided to build the Audi R8 based on the Lamborghini Gallardo platform and uses the Audi Space Frame.

Ariel Atom

This will be one of the purest adrenalin pumping experiences you will ever have the pleasure to drive. Your exposure to the elements just completes the thrill. OK, so your eyes may fall out, but this is worth it!
There's not much like it out there so give it a go at your own peril.

Bentley Flying Spur

The Flying Spur shares the Continental GT coupe's twin-turbocharged 6.0-litre W12 engine, producing a brawny 552bhp, with the performance quick enough to scare supercars. At all speeds the crushing overtaking ability is on tap, but it always feels relaxed and easy to drive. A driving experience of unforgettable indulgence.

Range Rover Sport

Hilariously easy to use and little short of remarkable. You sit so high that you're always a little astonished to arrive behind the wheel without the aid of a ladder, but the Range Rover Sport is immensely comfortable.
Its new 5.0-litre, supercharged V8 embellishes the flagship Autobiography model with appropriate urgency, yet at 60mph it ticks over in near silence at less than 2,000rpm.

BMW M3

The M3 is a bespoke sports car with outrageous performance which packs the first-ever V8 in a full production M3. Revel in its handling as the V8 delivers a wonderful gutsy surge of power throughout the rev range. The car provides seriously impressive acceleration – accompanied by a glorious eight-cylinder soundtrack.

Aston Martin Vantage V8

Even at this end of the Aston Martin range you're looking at one of the coolest cars on the planet. Fast, but not earth-shatteringly so. Proper sports car handling; well damped but firm, well-contained body roll and a decent dose of rear-wheel steer if you feel like playing.
The 4.3-litre V8 comes from Jag but with plenty of bespoke Aston tuning.

TVR T350t

Manufactured by TVR from 2002 to 2006. Twist the key and the instruments jump to attention, needles flicking all the way around the dials before zeroing, aircraft-style.

The fuel pump whirrs and with the next click the 350bhp 3.6-litre straight-six catches and settles to a purposeful, guttural roar.

Ferrari 360

The Ferrari 360 provides all the raw driving pleasure of its predecessor: The V8 performance is nothing short of awesome with the heart-racing acceleration matched only by the glorious soundtrack that accompanies it.
Thanks to the mid-engined layout and with its new all-aluminum space-frame chassis the balance and poise are superb.

Porsche GT2 (996)

In the styling department there are no big surprises, the GT2 looking every bit the lairy cousin of the GT3 RS and the Turbo. A deep egg crate grill at the front and a revised wing at the back keep air going in and over smoothly, and while it's not the most beautiful 911 ever, there's no doubting that it'll eat just about anything off the lights.

BMW 730d SE

This car is the ultimate private luxury limousine, providing comfort and a smooth effortless drive, ideal for today's executive or someone needing to arrive making the right impression. Either travel to work in this space ship of a car or go out for an evening totally surrounded by BMW luxury and extras.
If you're looking to stand out from the crowd this is the limousine for you.

Mini Cooper S

Strapping a supercharger to the MINI Cooper has elevated performance to a level that most other road users don't expect. Those cutesy looks suggest a funky shopping car. This rather rubs salt into the wounds of other performance car drivers when they get left for dead on a twisty road.
It takes a keen eye to pick out the bonnet scoop that is the only reliable visual indication that this is the hot Mini rather than just a tarted-up MINI One.

Jaguar E-Type

The Jaguar E-Type is a British automotive classic manufactured between 1961 and 1975. Its combination of good looks and high performance established the marque as the icon of 1960's motoring. Multi award winning, beautiful and fast enough to embarrass many modern sports cars.In March 2008, the Jaguar E-Type ranked first in the Daily Telegraphs list of the "100 most beautiful cars" of all time.