Lets get on with the list. We grouped the best 1990s cars by country. We have the best 90s cars in Japan, United Kingdom, United States and Europe to make it a little easier to navigate. In terms of coverage we have everything from hot hatches to top of the line sports cars just under supercar status and we hope we got all the 90s sports car icons.

Our experts countdown the best 1990s supercars from the, an era stacked with exotic masterpieces. The amazing McLaren F1, epic homologation specials and the rise of the everyday supercar. This was an amazing era for sports car fans.

The 1990s are also the decade that Japanese car manufacturers decided to build sports cars for everyday drivers and bring an entirely new generation into the world of performance cars. We talked about the NSX, but the 1990s also gave the GT-R (R32, R33 and R34), the Twin Turbo Supra and Nissan 300ZX.

These 90s imported cars reached the one million sales mark in the 1990 model year, making it the all-time best selling sports car. Low slung, wide, powerful, smooth handling, powerful engine, solid reliability, it also featured timeless design – classic, sporty looks.

Built by Gigliato Design Co., LTD, the Aerosa is a high end sports car that was designed and conceived in Japan by Nobou Nakamura. They unveiled the car hoping to win over customers with a price tag of $65,000, a simple Mustang V8 platform and a striking design.

There’s a purity and down-to-earth-ness that only sports cars from the 1980s can express in this style. While the ‘fast’ cars of the day were always respected for what they were, a good sports car was never touted solely based on its 0-60 mph times, or how much horsepower it produced.

Welcome to the ultimate guide to 0-60 mph and quarter mile times for 1990s cars! This page is your go-to resource for the most accurate, comprehensive, and easily accessible performance statistics of classic vehicles from the 1990s.

Lotus might not be great at delivering strong financial results but boy do they know how to make an epic sports car. Here is our list of their best ever.

Here’s the shortlist of 10 such cars, which we have curated: Honda S2000. For many years, Honda’s beloved roadster held the distinction of producing the most hp per liter of any car on the planet, via its F20C engine.

These ten Japanese sports cars are not all-time greats only for their not performance and clever engineering but for the shockwaves they made through the industry, shaping manufacturers, the culture and the whole automotive world. #1: Toyota 2000GT