Behind this strange name lies a Scottish-built supercar from the late ‘70s. Interestingly, the car was a compilation of different parts from different cars. It had a Renault 30 V6 engine and a Triumph 2500 suspension and axles. Sadly, despite the initial interest from customers and promise of a turbocharged version, the company folded. So, the exact number of cars they produced remains unknown, but it was definitely low.
Honda made history in 1989 when they presented the first NSX. And better yet, Honda is still a hot item with the new NSX they specially tailored for the 21st century. Even 30 years later, the NSX is still a world-beating supercar powered by a V6 engine, but with a twist.
ew NSX has a hybrid drivetrain they paired with a V6. Also, it has a special intelligent all-wheel-drive system with a combined output of 573 HP from its 3.5-liter V6 and battery pack. And that is more than enough to keep the NSX among the fastest, most capable modern supercars.
So now you know you don’t need a V12 to go fast thanks to these 11 best supercars with a V6 engine. Did you find your favorite on this list? Hopefully, it is one of the cars that is still available and not an obscure model.