Top 10 best-looking modern cars that leave everyone stunned. Photo

Beauty and style are somewhat subjective concepts. Ranking the most beautiful cars is an asterisked task because every driver has their own preferences in terms of design and proportions.

Experts tried to choose the 10 most attractive modern cars, taking into account not only external perfection but also functional requirements such as aerodynamics, practicality, and new technologies. Many would agree that these iconic models are the kings of style in one way or another.

Bugatti Chiron

• Years: 2016-2024
• Designers: Frank Hale, Sasha Selipanov and Etienne Salomé under Achim Anscheidt
• Engine: 8-liter quad-turbo W18
• Power: 1479-1580 hp

The Bugatti Veyron was a favorite project of VW boss Ferdinand Piëch. After a long period of gestation and huge budget overruns, the Veyron was indeed a record-breaker, combining unheard-of performance with Bugatti luxury and refinement. It also forced the successor to use most of the hardware. Thus, the Chiron is not an entirely new car, but the company has managed to further improve engine power. The design includes striking octagonal headlights, a low, aggressive stance, incomparable details, exotic materials, and active aerodynamics.

Bentley Continental GT

• Years: 2003-2011
• Designers - Raul Pires and Dirk van Braeckel
• Engine - 6 liter twin-turbo W12
• Power - 552-621 hp

The idea of an affordable Bentley that would attract more buyers began with the 1994 Concept Java show car, but this more sustainable and traditional design never went into production. Instead, Bentley showcased the beautiful 2003 Continental GT, which was a truly modern Bentley without sacrificing the brand's luxury and performance. The car has a timeless elegant design.

Ford GT

• Years: 2016-2022
• Designer - Chris Svensson
• Engine - 3.5-liter twin-turbo EcoBoost V6
• Power: 647-700 hp

While the first generation Ford GT of 2004-2006, developed under the leadership of J Mace, resembled the GT40 Le Mans car of the 60s, the second generation GT created by Chris Svensson was much more progressive. It was introduced 50 years after the GT40 won the 1966 Le Mans. Essentially a modern-day Le Mans car, the 2016 GT focused on aerodynamics, which dictated the entire design, including a teardrop-shaped profile and openings in the body that direct air to the rear using a variation on the flying buttresses.

Maserati GranTurismo

• Years: 2007-2019
• Engine - 4.2/4.7L F136 NA V8
• Power - 399-454 hp

One of the reasons why Maserati was able to keep the first generation M145 GranTurismo on the market for 12 model years was its timeless design. It is a large, comfortable GT that features all the traditional Maserati styling elements, such as a large oval grille and three wing vents.

Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

• Years: 2018-2024
• Designer - Marek Reichman
• Engine - 5.2-liter twin-turbo AE31 V12
• Power - 715-759 hp

Most Astons combine aggression and elegance very well, but the DBS has a versatile design, which is facilitated by C-shaped DRLs and a trio of large air intakes in the front, the iconic Aston grille in the center, and branded vents on the hood. The car looks especially attractive in red with a black roof.

Lamborghini Sián FKP 37

• Years: 2020-2022
• Designer - Mitja Borkert
• Engine - 6.5L NA L539 PHEV V12
• Power - 819 hp

The Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 is mostly known for its innovative hybrid powertrain that uses superconducting technology, but it also offers an extremely impressive alternative to the Aventador design. The interpretation of the Aventador's form factor is an unqualified success, imbuing the car with typical Lambo aggression, but with just the right amount of styling.

Koenigsegg Gemera

• Years: 2025
• Designers: Christian von Koenigsegg and Sasha Selipanov
• Engine - 2-liter twin-turbo I3 PHEV | 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 PHEV
• Power - 1381/2269 hp

Koenigsegg's most beautiful car to date is its first four-seater upcoming Gemera. The longer form factor has stretched the shape into an extremely elegant car that is both functional and attractive. It is a plug-in hybrid and also the fastest Koenigsegg ever, capable of reaching 100 km per hour in less than two seconds.

Ferrari Monza SP1/SP2

• Years: 2019-2023
• Designer - Flavio Manzoni
• Engine - 6.5 liters NA V12
• Power - 799 hp

The new Ferrari "Icona" series began with the single-seater Monza SP1 and two-seater SP2 in 2018, of which only 499 copies were produced at a cost of almost $2 million each. These stunning windshield-less speedsters, although exude dynamism and aggression, have an extremely elegant and minimalist design, visually reduced rear weight, and a low front end. The mechanicals are essentially the same as in the 812 Superfast - a 6.5-liter V12 with 799 hp, mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Lexus LC

• Years: 2017-present
• Designers - Tadao Mori and Pansoo Kwon
• Engine - 3.5L GR HEV V6 | 5.0L UR gas V8
• Power - 354-471 hp

More GT than sports car, the Lexus LC has curves in all the right places, with an elongated hood design typical of classic sports coupes, a subtle wedge profile, muscular flared sides, and truly refined details. The best engine is the V8 in the elegant coupe body with the cleanest lines, but the LC is also available as a V6 hybrid and convertible.

Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione

• Years: 2007-2010
• Designers - Wolfgang Egger and Daniele Gaglione (Centro Stile Alfa Romeo)
• Engine - 4.7 liter NA V8
• Power - 444 hp

The designers referred to the style of Alfa Romeo of the 50s and 60s. 500 coupes and 329 spyders were produced in total. This Alfa Romeo is a rare and desirable car for collectors.

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