Drool Drool!!! Fasten your seat belts, clutch your hearts, and hold the wheel…here we go in the world of our Crazy “Ever” Sexy Cool Cars. The cars, mentioned below are the most luscious I’ve ever found! If you’re going to see the pictures of these cool and sexy mid-size cars and best SUVs, you need to get ready mentally, I’d say you are going to loose your mind – be careful!
10 Sexiest Cars That Will Make Heads Turn
1. Ferrari Enzo
The first, the sexiest, the coolest, the craziest, even the rarest and my sweetest jaw-dropping super car is Ferrari Enzo based on the Millechili concept. The only 1,000 kilos Millechili by Ferrari would really grasp your mind which is lighter than Mazda Miata. It could be the lightest and fastest vehicle ever to roll out of Maranello. This super machine is loaded with V10 engine which have won five consecutive F1 championships!
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2. Citroen C-Metisse
Citroen C-Metisse concept is the next in the hit list that have all essential features to rate it as Cool, Crazy and Sexy car. This masterpiece of art is a hybrid car and features a diesel engine with four scissor doors. There is nothing except to install hydropneumatic suspension to make it cooler. You would be in love with this sexy car.
3. Land Rover Defender
The Defender combines contemporary and nostalgic elements with its boxy shape and upright posture. Round headlights illuminate its bold front, while flared fenders and an angular rear enhance its profile.
While the cabin doesn’t match this best luxury SUV’s high price tag, it offers generous space and luxury features such as heated front seats and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.
Powertrain choices vary from a 296-horsepower four-cylinder to a potent 518-horsepower V8. Four-wheel drive comes standard, ensuring comfortable and secure handling on paved roads.
4. Aston Martin DBS Superleggera
Dubbed the ultimate sexy car, the Aston Martin DBS Superleggera is a marvel of engineering. The front of the car is captivating – its headlights draw you in, and the honeycomb grille and logo exude grandeur.
The sleek carbon body panels and smooth curves of the DBS are irresistible. Combined with its impressive performance and speed, it’s a stunning package that will leave you in awe.
5. Toyota 2000 GT
In comparison to many Japanese cars from the late 1960s, Toyota’s 2000 GT stands out. It’s a pure sports car and quite a good one. It’s also very rare, with only 351 units believed to have been produced between 1967 and 1970.
The 2000 GT is often likened to Jaguar’s E-Type, at least in coupe form, due to its sleek styling and suitability for grand touring. However, Toyota didn’t just replicate the British design. For instance, Toyota opted for a 2.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine from its Crown saloon.
Toyota didn’t create the 2000 GT on its own; it enlisted Yamaha to add some flair. Enhancements included an aluminum cylinder head with twin cams and Mikuni-Solex carburetors. The result was a modest 176Nm of torque and 148bhp. This power was channeled through a five-speed manual gearbox to the rear axle, featuring a limited-slip differential. The final product was a fantastic driver’s car.
Like many iconic cars, Toyota’s 2000 GT made its mark on the silver screen, notably in the 1967 James Bond film You Only Live Twice. Given their desirability, you’d need to be a movie star to afford a Toyota 2000 GT, though they are so rare that they are seldom for sale. Recent auction sales have ranged from £500,000 to £700,000.
6. Aston Martin DBS
The famous superstar, movie star, and a real supercar, the Aston Martin DBS is really a jaw-dropping, crazy, cool, and of course super sexy car. Everyone wants to have this powerful, luxurious, and high-performance sports machine. Loaded with high torque and acceleration-producing V12 engine, this beautiful car goes from 0 to 60 mph in less than 3 seconds.
7. Mazda Cosmo
Mazda is among the rare modern car makers that experimented with the rotary engine. Though the Japanese brand doesn’t currently have a purely rotary-powered vehicle, it plans to introduce rotary range-extenders for electric cars in the future.
These advancements are promising, but they have nothing to do with a small coupe that debuted in the late 1960s. The coupe, named the Cosmo Sport was Mazda’s first production car with the Felix Wankel rotary engine. The final product was visually appealing and a joy to drive, with the unique sound of the rotary engine being a standout feature.
The rotary engine, being lighter and more compact than a conventional piston engine, offers excellent weight distribution and a high bhp per ton ratio—both crucial for sports cars.
Despite its many advantages, fewer than 1,200 Cosmo Sports were produced, and only a few made it outside Japan. Anyone looking to buy these sexy cars now will find it challenging, especially in the UK. However, at the time of writing, two were available: one priced at £60,000 and the other with a price on application, often implying very high costs.
8. BMW Z8
Originally conceived in the 1990s and launched in 1999, the BMW Z8 remains an enduring classic, drawing inspiration from the 1950s BMW 507 roadster. This convertible boasts hand-crafted details, custom paint choices, and a matching metal hardtop.
Now a prized collector’s item, its value has soared above £150,000 and it also appeared in the Bond film GoldenEye.
9. Ferrari Purosangue
A purosangue translates to a purebred in Italian, and while it sports SUV styling, Ferrari’s inaugural four-door, four-seater in 75 years is a captivating machine promising to embody the essence of a true Ferrari. This 6.5-liter powerhouse features a naturally aspirated V12, delivering an impressive 725cv (715hp) – the highest in its class – and rockets from 0-100km/h in just 3.3 seconds, officially surpassing Aston Martin’s DBX707 as the world’s most potent SUV. Maranello’s new mid-front-mounted V12 engine, set at a 65-degree angle, maximizes low-rev torque without sacrificing Ferrari’s trademark linear power, boasting 80% of peak torque available at 2100rpm and peaking at 716Nm at 6250rpm.
10. BMW i7
Something about the first all-electric i7’s stately form evokes the regal and monolithic air of a Rolls-Royce, and that’s not a bad thing. Features like the automated doors (activated by voice or button) and Swarovski crystal headlights seem to pay homage to the British brand, favored by its royal family and a stablemate in the BMW Group.
The i7 certainly excels in aesthetics and inside, a breathtaking display of tech wizardry that will leave you delighted.
There’s the 14.9-inch BMW Curved Display (one of the largest in the industry) stretching almost the entire length of the cockpit. Below it, a sleek BMW Interaction Bar makes its debut, offering quick access to multi-functional controls.
There’s a 31.3-inch BMW Theatre Screen (on models arrived in 2023) with Amazon Fire built-in to entertain rear passengers; its multimedia system is conveniently controlled by 5.5-inch integrated touch screens embedded into the rear doors.
Add to that a soundscape designed by Hollywood film score maestro Hans Zimmer and you’ve got some pretty futuristic vibes wrapped in luxury, all under the Sky Lounge panoramic sunroof.
