Why dailydrive the Porsche? I'm pretty sure it's the more reliable one out of the trio, its battery pack allow it to drive on electric the furthest, the combine 4WD system allows it to be drive on any condition given the tires and ride height is suitable and I could open the roof when the weather is nice.

Daily Drive : Porsche 918 Spyder - It's a hybrid
Track: McLaren P1 - It's a hybrid
Burn: Ferrari LaFerrari - It's a hybrid

I don't think adding retro bits does the the styling any flavor, the 4C itself is a very modern design with its relatively tall bodyline that meets the rear of the body to signifies the mid engine layout. The Tipo 33 is very low and dainty, pretty looking thing as everything is so delicate.

This to me just screams sex & violence

Do take notice that it's written by a guy called Ed Cumming...

Wow, I'd love to ride on a McLaren F1 racecar...

New wheels, right?

the same 476 horsepower V12 under the hood and rear-wheel drive at the back. Since it's based on the latest Rapide S

This reminds me of a video with Chris Harris

If you're gonna sell a sporty car without a good, trendy, automated manual (single clutch or double clutch), please do offer a manual option for those who would like to have more mechanical connection with the car.

No worries, this chassis makes looks good enough for a full rebuild. Or a good base for someone to create their ultimate 911

2 reasons why Maserati should win.

How could a straight 6 not be on the list? Specifically the BMW Straight 6 with a carbon airbox. All that is induction noise, not exhaust

Also the Aston Martin V12, sounds much more intense with the One-77 lighter flywheel

Pagani Zonda 760 RS, best sounding AMG engine, and that really means something

Mazda MX5/Miata saved Mazda

Mini : As age rises, the glamor fades

VW Beetle : Coming out of the closet

How about a V8 powered kitchen appliance?

Somehow I got a "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Happiness Brussels."