6 Cheap Supercars Under £100k UK in 2020

Owning a supercar is generally associated with the mega rich. However you can own and run an affordable supercar on a smaller budget. Yes, £100k is a lot of money for a car, however for some it is achievable. Especially considering a lot of mainstream car manufacturers such as Audi, BMW and Volkswagen have cars which will set you back up to £50-£60k and more in some cases.

With most mainstream cars, depreciation is the biggest loss factor when spending £50k new. However with some of the cheap supercars below, they could even be considered investments. Not all supercars on this list will make you money, however there is a case that some could.

Despite these supercars costing under £100k today, a lot of them cost well in excess of that when purchased new. Meaning there are big savings to be had.

Check out our ultimate guide to cheap supercars. 

McLaren 650s

Price From: £87,990

The McLaren 650s is one hell of a supercar, especially at under £100k. Many say it is the car that the McLaren 12C should have been. In fact the 650s is a much more refined and drivable mid-tier supercar.

It sits under McLaren’s Super Series car range, which is where the British manufacturer puts their series supercars.

Originally costing from £195,000, the McLaren 650s now offers a huge discount since it has only been around for half a decade.

When buying any modern McLaren you know exactly what you are purchasing. The 650s is no exception to this rule. You get a sharp handling, well balanced, technological supercar which can give almost any supercar a run for their money around a track.

Ferrari 458 Italia

Price From: £99,500

The mighty Ferrari 458 Italia isn’t just a flagship Ferrari. Many consider it to be the flagship supercar of the past 10 years.

It has adorned many bedroom walls, and computer desktop wallpapers for years, and for good reason.

The 458 utilises the classic Ferrari formula of a mid-engined V8 engine, which produces 562bhp in this iteration. This engine combined with its dual-clutch transmission allows the 458 to build revs at a stunningly fast rate. There is very little lag throughout making this supercar extremely drivable.

When it was first launched in 2010, the Ferrari 458 cost over £175,000. Now you can pick up models for around the £100k mark.

Chevrolet Corvette Z06

Price From: £90,000

The Corvette Z06 is a supercar which the UK isn’t massively aware of.

The self proclaimed “fastest ‘Vette ever built” offers a stunning amount of horsepower and torque from its supercharged V8 engine. 650bhp and 650lb-ft of torque to be precise.

This allows this American born supercar to charge to 62mph in under 3 seconds. Something which many cars on this list can’t compete with. This does make it one of the fastest road cars your money can buy today.

We have compiled our favourite cheap supercars for sale in the UK today in this article.

Noble M12

Price From: £40,000

The British engineered Noble M12 won’t make many lists, due to its rarity and obscureness. It is a stunning supercar, which delivers extreme performance in a very visceral and raw way.

The car came about from the desire to challenge Ferrari and Porsche, both on and off the track. Producing 352bhp from its 3.0-litre engine, this British supercar pulls from 0-62mph in just 3.7 seconds. This puts it right on par with many other supercars within this price range.

The exterior of the M12 is quite stunning and aggressive, although against other cars on this list, is showing its age slightly now.

Stepping inside echoes a very track driven approach to supercar design. You won’t find many luxuries here, with only the required parts installed. This could put some potential purchasers off, however if you are looking for a powerful track orientated supercar, the Noble M12 could be for you.

Porsche 911 997 GT3 RS

Price From: £99,950

The difference between the regular Porsche 911 997 and the race spec GT3 RS is night and day. While the regular 911 Carrera is a comfy grand tourer, capable of getting you from A-B very quickly. The GT3 RS is a track ready beast, with weight saving and power gains throughout.

Porsche go to extreme lengths to ensure the GT3 RS is the quickest Porsche 911 available to buy. And this iteration, the 997, has a crazy power to weight ratio of 300bhp per tonne.

As well as producing much more power than standard models, the GT3 RS also gets an extreme makeover, with a much more aggressive looking bodykit. The rear arches are a whole 64mm wider than standard models.

For those who are interested in pure performance, the Porsche 911 GT3 RS offers a solid route to achieving this.

Aston Martin Vantage (2019)

Price From: £92,900

This was a tough call, deciding wether to put this Vantage on our list or its bigger brother, the DB11.

We decided to go for the “baby” Aston, due to its stunning good looks, and accessibility as an affordable supercar under £100k.

When brand new this Aston Martin Vantage would set you back over £120,000. But look on the classifieds and you will easily find a selection of used models for sale for under £95,000.

And being so new, the condition of the cars for sale are top notch. And you would struggle to find one with mileage over 10,000.

Compared to the bigger DB11, the new Vantage is missing a few cylinders, and around 100bhp. Yet it will get you from 0-62 mph quicker at only 3.6seconds, and will top out just under 200mph. When travelling at slightly slower speeds, this cheap supercar will give you around 27mpg, which is certainly nothing to be sniffed at for a supercar this quick!

It is also, smaller and easier to drive around town, allowing it to be a much wiser choice to live with.

If you are shopping for a supercar under £70,000, check out our top 7 cheap supercars for sale in the UK today.