Top 10 Most Searched Supercars on Google Today

Toyota Supra is one of the greatest high-performance cars ever made by Japan, and it ranks as the fourth most searched supercar in the world with 17.26 million searches. The original Toyota Supra was first introduced in 1978, and production lasted until 2002, nearly a quarter of a century later. This newer version of the Supra features a more powerful engine than its predecessor, slightly longer wheelbase, and a redesigned front end. The car's official name is Toyota Celica Supra. In Japan, the high-performance version was called the Toyota Celica XX, but this name clashed with a beer brand in the United States, so it was changed to Celica Supra. When production of the Toyota Celica Supra ended in 1985, Toyota began building Celica and Supra as separate models. The latest Toyota Supra comes equipped with a powerful engine producing around 194 hp, enabling it to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.8 seconds. The Supra's design also draws heavily from the 2000GT, featuring a 6-cylinder layout. The first three generations were powered by the M engine from the Crown and 2000GT.

Ford Mustang was developed in record time and with a significant budget, resulting in one of the most iconic vehicles in automotive history. Continuously produced since 1964, the Mustang is Ford's longest-running model and ranks as the fifth most searched car worldwide with 16.65 million searches. The Mustang was originally designed as a sporty coupe with a convertible style, featuring a ‘long hood, short deck’ ratio that set it apart from existing models. Initially predicted to sell 100,000 units annually, the 1965 Mustang became the most successful car launch since the 1927 Model A.

The Mustang's debut success sparked competition from other American automakers, leading to models like the Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird. The Mustang also influenced global coupe design, contributing to the marketing of the Toyota Celica and Ford Capri in the U.S. Over its 50+ years of existence, the Ford Mustang has appeared in over 33,000 films. In 1964, it featured prominently in the famous movie *Goldfinger*, and a 1986 Mustang GT made an iconic appearance in *Bullitt* (1968). Its powerful design has made it a favorite among celebrities and filmmakers alike.

GT-R was first introduced in the late 1950s as the Skyline GT-R. Initially produced by a Japanese automaker called Prince Motors, the company was eventually acquired by Datsun, which launched the Skyline GT-R in 1969. Later, the Datsun brand was rebranded as Nissan. The GT-R earned the nickname "Godzilla" after a series of victories in motorsports during the early 1990s, and it ranks as the sixth most searched car worldwide with 15.54 million searches. The GT-R is also equipped with nitrogen-filled tires, making it resistant to punctures even while driving at speeds of 200 km/h!

Each of the GT-R's 3.8-liter twin-turbo V6 engines is meticulously hand-assembled by five master craftsmen, known as Takumi, at Nissan's Yokohama factory. The assembly process takes up to six hours, and each engine block is signed by the Takumi responsible for its creation. The GT-R has appeared in popular video games like Forza and Gran Turismo, as well as in blockbuster Hollywood films such as the *Fast and Furious* franchise. It's one of the fastest 4-seat cars globally, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.8 seconds, making it a direct competitor to the Porsche 911 and Lamborghini Aventador.

Porsche 911 is a high-performance two-door sports car with a rear-engine configuration, first introduced in September 1964 by Porsche AG from Stuttgart, Germany. The Porsche 911 features a six-cylinder, flat-engine design at the rear and initially came with a torsion bar suspension. Although the car has undergone continuous updates over the years, the fundamental concept behind the brand remains unchanged. The engines were air-cooled until the launch of the 996 series in 1998. The Porsche 911 is the seventh most searched supercar worldwide with over 15.48 million searches.

Since its inception in 1964, every Porsche 911 has been manufactured in a single location—Porsche's factory in Stuttgart, Germany. Approximately 110 units of the Porsche 911 are produced daily at this facility. The high demand for the Porsche 911 globally, with the company producing and shipping over 35,000 units annually, helps explain why the 911 has become so iconic. The 911 has been widely used in racing by both private teams and factory teams, across various racing categories, making it one of the most successful competitive supercars in history.

Lamborghini Aventador is a mid-engine sports car manufactured by the Italian automaker Lamborghini. Staying true to Lamborghini's tradition, the Aventador is named after a Spanish fighting bull that competed in Zaragoza, Aragon in 1993. The Aventador is currently the eighth most searched car globally, with 11.555 million searches. It features an all-wheel-drive system, active aerodynamics, and ceramic brakes.

The Lamborghini Aventador is one of the fastest and most awe-inspiring cars available, and it's priced accordingly. Dominated by its exhilarating V12 naturally aspirated engine, the Aventador has managed to thrive in an age of downsized and turbocharged engines. Beneath its stunning exterior lies a composite chassis, a 730bhp V12 engine, and a Formula 1-inspired suspension system. The interior is luxuriously appointed with top-tier Audi-sourced electronics, while the central displays feature sleek, fully digital screens. The pedals and the sheer size of the Aventador may take some time to get used to.

Bugatti Chiron is a two-seat, mid-engine sports car designed and developed in Germany by Bugatti Engineering GmbH, and manufactured in Molsheim, France, by the renowned French automaker Bugatti Automobiles SAS. The Chiron is not only the pinnacle of Bugatti's engineering but also one of the most remarkable supercars in the world, with over 10.98 million searches. Its cabin is just as artistically designed as its exterior, using premium materials that match the vehicle’s extravagant price tag.

All Chiron models come equipped with a massive 8.0-liter, 16-cylinder engine. The car’s exterior features sculpted 'C' shapes on the side panels, which are also reflected inside the cabin. Bugatti has outfitted the Chiron’s interior with the finest materials, combining stylish, space-age elements that enhance its unique allure. There is no infotainment screen, and features like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are not included. The Chiron is engineered to perform like a race car, with stripped-back technology to ensure maximum focus on driving. The audio system delivers impeccable sound, with four tweeter speakers, each using a one-carat diamond diaphragm for flawless output. This is the level of luxury you expect from a car that starts at millions of dollars.

Lamborghini Huracan is a sports car manufactured by the Italian automaker Lamborghini, designed to replace the previous V10 model, the Gallardo. Produced since 2014, it has become the 10th most searched supercar in the world with over 8.4 million searches. Even after a decade, the Lamborghini Huracan continues to captivate enthusiasts with its mesmerizing V-10 engine, sharp handling, and visually striking design.

The Huracan is the only car in its class equipped with a naturally aspirated V10 engine, offering a distinctive sound that has become an essential part of its appeal. While its early rivals have been replaced by newer models, the Huracan has been meticulously refined over the years. Lamborghini continues to enhance it with highly anticipated variants, including the new 2023 Tecnica model. The Lamborghini Huracan lineup now includes the Tecnica, offering a road-friendly approach while maintaining the track-focused aggression of the STO, but at a more affordable price.

The Audi R8 made a huge impact when it launched in 2006 and remains one of the top-selling supercars today, with 22.53 million searches. The current model, introduced in 2015, is the second generation, now exclusively offered with a V10 engine, with no smaller V8 variant. The quattro all-wheel-drive system provides excellent traction, but unlike many fast Audis, it is a joy to drive on the track. The base price for the R8 is around £130,000, with the R8 Spyder being £9,000 more, and the top-tier V10 Performance quattro Edition priced over £165,000.

The R8 has the looks, performance, and driving dynamics that make it a true supercar. All R8 models feature a V10 engine and a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The Performance quattro variants offer 611bhp with standard all-wheel drive, while Audi also offers a rear-wheel-drive version with 562bhp. The sharp styling of the R8 Mk2 was subtly refined as part of the 2018 facelift, and the minimalist cabin also received some updates. This R8 is the fastest production car Audi has ever built.

BMW i8 is perhaps the perfect supercar, ranking as the third most searched car in the world with 18.43 million searches, just behind the Lamborghini Urus and Audi R8. The BMW i8 is a futuristic hybrid supercar that proves eco-friendly vehicles don't have to be boring. A powerful turbocharged petrol engine and a high-tech electric motor work in tandem to deliver impressive performance, while its striking design ensures you'll turn heads wherever you go. First introduced in 2014, the i8 received a more powerful electric motor and extended electric range in 2018. Its signature hood design remains unchanged but looks even more impressive compared to the Honda NSX and Audi R8, especially with the upward-swinging doors.

Unlike most supercars, the BMW i8 offers seating for four, making it surprisingly practical for everyday use. Sure, the 154-liter trunk space won’t fit a set of golf clubs, but it's more spacious than the Audi's and provides plenty of room in the front seats for a comfortable ride. The i8 also offers a more comfortable driving experience compared to most traditional supercars, thanks in part to its smooth electric engine and relatively comfortable suspension system.