5 Discount Supercars Worth GAMBLING On

If you like to live life on the edge (and don't mind catastrophic engine failure), then you might consider buying a discount supercar. These five legendary machines offer the looks, luxury, and performance of an exotic- but are sold at a low price because of their engineering defects. From faulty wiring to IMS bearings to rod knock, these affordable sports cars could go from showroom to salvage in one turn of the key. Would you take the gamble of buying a cheap supercar at the risk of an expensive repair bill?

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[ace]

Okay, I knew the 12C had a couple of issues from being pretty much the "test mule" of Mclaren's new tech of the time, but I guess I missed the one about the trans having the most issues. I think the one I was expecting to be mentioned was the active suspension system they introduced on the platform, since there are known problems with it, given it was their first generation of it and all.

[VanquishMediaDE]

In 2018 I purchased my 2016 Gran Turismo (my weekend toy), buy a 4.7L F136 V8 engine Gran Turismo not the 4.2.

Other than a parking sensor replaced under warranty I have not had any issues with it.

[the.squidd]

As the president of the Fiscal Masochism club, I appreciate this upload.

[iteerrex]

The badge of honor is earned not given because of your family’s history.

[oler]

If the Maserati Gran Turismo is a supercar, then the C6 Corvette is the best supercar ever

[CreLounge]

Best solution is to convert to all electric, once and for all. I don't know where your are getting these 50k McLaren prices from but they are least twice that much

[alexluke]

Ferrari always steals from Maserati...previous GrandTurismo was stolen amd became California amd now Alfieri concept became Roma...no wonder that Maserati struggled under Ferrari