14. Axiam Mega Track
One of the most interesting, rarest supercars that never made it to U.S. shores was the French Mega Track. The Axiam company built it in the mid-90’s and the Mega Track was the first and only off-road supercar ever. So, how is it possible to produce a supercar capable of going off-road? Axiam managed to produce a vehicle with an adjustable suspension that owners could transform from a regular sports car into an SUV in a matter of seconds.
The complicated system allowed 8 to 13 inches of ride height, but in just one moment, the Mega Track could become a true off-road beast. Behind the driver was a massive 6.0-liter V12 engine from Mercedes-Benz. It produced 400 HP and powered all four wheels. The concept had its drawbacks, though. The Mega Track was a heavy, big car. It weighed over two tons and had a length of over five meters, which is more than the Mercedes S-Class.
The Axiam company, known for producing small micro cars and various automotive industry components, didn’t have the time or interest to further promote the Mega Track. They ceased production after building only five or six Mega Tracks, depending on the source.
These are the top 14 sports and supercars that never made it to U.S. shores. Perhaps someday, they will make it, but for now, you will have to move to overseas to drive one of these road beasts.