Aston Martin's amazing Valkyrie continues where the 'holy trinity' of hybrid hypercars left off, but this time with input from the Red Bull Racing Formula One team. With 1140hp from a hybrid V12, acceleration is mind blowing and with it's state of the art aero, handling and driver fun factor are off the scale.

Boasting an 812 Competizione matching 819bhp, transmitted through a superfast 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox to the rear wheels, the 296 hits 100kmh in under 3 seconds. The 296 is such a complete supercar, you wonder why anyone would pay twice the price for the only marginally quicker, and worse looking SF90?

Porsche's 992 generation GT3 RS not only looks like a track car with it's ridiculous rear wing, but also performs like one. It has 525hp with a 9000rpm redline, but it's the aero where the GT3 RS excels, with up to 860kg of downforce (more than a GT3 Cup car) contributing to the super impressive sub 6m:50s Nurburgring lap time.

The awesome Gemera sees Koenigsegg enter the four seater market with what they refer to as the world's first 'Mega GT'. 800hp 'Dark Matter' electric motors combine with the Jesko's twin-turbo V8, meaning an earth shattering 2300hp is on offer. But even this is dwarfed by the Gemera's insane 3500 Nm of torque - and all this with four passengers on board!

Lotus' final combustion engined car is spectacular. Available as either a V6 or twin-turbo AMG 4 cyl, the handling is right up there with Lotus' best. A fantastic bargain, finally with a modern interior, and hypercar looks at a sports car price.

Ludicrous becomes Plaid, in a 5-seater saloon with a 9 sec quarter mile! Externally, the ultra low drag Plaid grows wider wheels behind flared arches, has a new rear diffuser and a 'ducktail' spoiler. Internally, an all new landscape screen and 960W audio system dominate the clutter free cabin. Astounding value at £130k in the UK.

The new second generation Rolls Royce Ghost is the legendary company's most advanced road car ever. Based on Rolls' aluminium 'Architecture of Luxury', the Ghost is powered by the same 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 found in the Cullinan, with the same 563bhp power output. All the luxury of a Phantom, with driver invlovement thrown in.

Toyota's GR Yaris has been universally acclaimed as one of the best driver's cars out there. From the 280hp 3-cyl engine, to the epic handling and balance of the chassis,Toyota's Gazoo Racing Division have breathed their magic on the Yaris, making it the number one pick for a performance hot hatch.

As if the Urus was not crazy enough already, Lamborghini have seen fit to launch the beefed up Urus Performante in 2023. The Urus' twin-turbo V8 now pushes out 666hp, dropping the 0-60mph sprint to just 3.1 seconds, amazing for a near 4000 lbs SUV. Top speed remains at a more than satisfactory 190mph.

All classic Ferrari's are desirable but undoubtedly the 250 GTO is the most desirable of all. Just 39 were built, which goes some way to explaining the monumental sums of money these cars can fetch. A special example recently changed hands for somewhere near £50 million. A sobering thought when onsidering they were just £6k new! Performance and handling are from a bygone era but you can't put a price on provenance. Well you can actually, it's £50m !