Inspired by the Porsche GT1 that conquered the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1998, this mean machine is built on a 911 Turbo S. It features bespoke carbon fibre bodywork, a stretched wheelbase, wider tracks and active aero in order to make all that power count. Only 39 units will ever be made, and it is priced at around £495,000 (an eye-watering Rs 5.88 crore), and that is before you even factor in the cost of the donor car. RML Group, founded in the 1980s, has deep roots in motorsport. Internally, the GT Hypercar was known as P39, a nod to it being the firm’s 39th project car.