Motorious' live inventory is packed with thousands of listings, but only a handful earn true supercar status. We combed through the current lineup of hypercars, track-only exotics, and modern icons to round up ten of the wildest machines available right now. Click through each link to view the full listing.

Bugatti built just 99 examples of the W16 Mistral, the open-top send-off for its legendary quad-turbo W16 engine and, at 282 mph, the fastest production roadster ever recorded. This 652-mile example wears a bespoke Matt Argent and Black Carbon finish with Tangerine leather accents. View this listing on Motorious.

The car that proved a soft top could still hit hypercar speeds, the Veyron Grand Sport paired an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 making 987 horsepower with a lift-off targa roof for open-air runs near 200 mph. This example is finished in white over tan leather. View this listing on Motorious.

Lamborghini's first electrified production model paired a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 with a supercapacitor-based hybrid boost, good for 819 combined horsepower. Only 63 coupes were built, making this one of the rarest modern Lamborghinis in existence. View this listing on Motorious.

Built to FIA prototype safety standards and limited to just 40 units worldwide, the Essenza SCV12 is Lamborghini's most extreme creation yet, a track-only weapon powered by an 819-horsepower naturally aspirated V12 sending all its power through the rear wheels alone. View this listing on Motoriou

Widely credited as the car that invented the modern supercar formula, the Miura debuted a transverse mid-mounted V12 wrapped in Bertone-penned bodywork. This S-spec example benefits from a reworked 370-horsepower V12 and sharper suspension tuning over the standard car. View this listing on Motorious.

The last Ferrari personally signed off by Enzo Ferrari, the F40 remains the purest expression of the analog supercar: a twin-turbo V8, a featherweight composite body, and no power steering, ABS, or carpet to get in the way. This UK-market example comes with extensive early ownership documentation. View this listing on Motorious.

Singer Vehicle Design starts every commission with an air-cooled 964-generation 911 and rebuilds it into a bespoke, modern-engineered restomod. This Classic Turbo Services commission wears a period-inspired Aurum Verde livery over a custom-trimmed cabin. View this listing on Motorious.

Ferrari's plug-in hybrid V6 packs a punch that would embarrass supercars twice its displacement, combining a 663-horsepower twin-turbo six with an electric motor for a combined 819 horsepower in drop-top form. This example wears a rich red over tan color combination. View this listing on Motorious.

Named for the Tour de France Automobile that Ferrari's 250 GT berlinettas once dominated, the F12tdf sharpens the standard F12 with a shorter wheelbase, rear-wheel steering, and a naturally aspirated V12 pushed to 769 horsepower. Only 799 were built. View this listing on Motorious.

Closing out our list is the last of the naturally aspirated Lamborghini droptops, a rear-wheel-drive Huracán Spyder packing a 602-horsepower 5.2-liter V10 with the theater of a power-folding soft top. This low-mile example is finished in a striking matte Verde Gea. View this listing on Motorious.