To get into the Halloween spirit, here are some super-fast cars to literally scare the life out of you!

McLaren 675LT

To experience the intense driving experience that the 675LT has to offer, you really need to be brave enough to let it loose on a track. With aerodynamics borrowed from Formula One and an unreal level of precision, there is no doubt that you’d be terrified but find yourself wanting to go round again and again!

Power: 666bhp
Speed: 0-60mph 3 seconds
Top Speed: 205mph
Engine: V8 Twin Supercharged

Rolls Royce Wraith

Opulence with speed and drama, that’s what you get with Rolls Royce’s most powerful motor, the Wraith. This is their most ‘sports car’ like model and yet it still has that sense of luxury we have come to expect, with the bonus of an extra speed boost.

Power: 624bhp
Speed: 0-60mph 4.3 seconds
Top Speed: 155mph
Engine: V12 Twin Turbocharged

Aston Martin DB11

Stylish two-seaters don’t get much better than the Aston Martin DB11 and this model features the first turbo ever installed on one of their production cars. It is a rather large front-midengine GT with styling that is sure to get even better with age.

Power: 600hp
Speed: 0-60mph 3.9 seconds
Top Speed: 200mph
Engine: V12 Twin Turbocharged

Lotus Elise Sport 220

Perhaps one of the most recognisable things about the stunning Lotus Elise Sport 220 is that incredible exhaust sound. It also has an enviable power-to-weight ratio thanks to some special engine tuning and promises exhilarating acceleration.

Power: 217bhp
Speed: 0-60mph 4.2 seconds
Top Speed: 145mph
Engine: 1.8l Supercharged

Ferrari 488 GTB

The Ferrari 488 GTB has been engineered to guarantee a comfortable ride even as you creep towards the limit of the speedo. Also, as if the stats below weren’t enough to impress, with some tuning it can produce a staggering 900bhp!

Power: 661 bhp
Speed: 0-60mph 3 seconds
Top Speed: 205mph
Engine: V8 Twin Turbocharged

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