Sports cars are known for being fast, flashy, and expensive. However, many people don't know that they can also be surprisingly cheap. There are plenty of sports cars on the market with used car dealers in Wellington, that have all the features you love without the hefty price tag. So, if you are looking for cars for sale in Wellington, have a peak at the sports car section as well. You might be pleasantly surprised.
If you are wondering what sports cars come with a cheaper price tag, then here are a few popular models found in car sales in Wellington.
Although Mazda is not really synonymous with sports cars, this model is considered one of the best sports cars ever made. The Mazda MX-15 Miata has been a fan favourite since it debuted well over two decades ago and for good reason. Its lightweight design makes it incredibly quick off the line and agile in turns. The newly released version has kept all these features but also given you even more power than before with its new engine that gives an extra 20 horsepower compared to previous models which were already quite powerful at 167 horsepower. This car performs exceptionally well on the road, especially when you're looking for something fun and cheap to drive around town or just out on some open roads.
Mazda offers a great driving experience together with features such as a spacious and comfortable interior, a rear-view camera (especially helpful when you want to parallel park), and great sound system.
This car takes the prize for "cheapest sports car" because of its price tag. Although this may be one of the cheapest sports cars out there right now, we still think that it has enough power to do what other more expensive models can do while being significantly cheaper in cost. This little hatchback might look like nothing special on the outside but once you get inside and experiment with some features such as cruise control or Bluetooth calling and music streaming capabilities, you will certainly be surprised.
Nissan too is a car brand that you might not expect to be on this list of cheapest sports cars, but the Nissan 370Z is currently one of the least expensive models you can get. This car has some up-to-date features that are common in more modern vehicles such as speed sensitive volume control and Bluetooth calling while also offering premium audio system with satellite radio compatibility. The exterior design is sleek while the interior offers leather trimmings which make it look like a more high-end model rather than a budget version of an entry level sports car.
This particular vehicle comes loaded with standard features including navigation, voice recognition technology (voice activated controls), back up camera display screen and LED lights among many others. The best part about this vehicle? You won't be lacking in driving capabilities or technology when you purchase it.
The Chevrolet Camaro is an American sports car produced by Chevrolet since 2009. It is available in coupe and convertible body styles with a six-speed manual or an eight-speed automatic transmission. The V-Series performance variant of the Camaro SS (Super Sport) had been powered by the LSA engine, which was previously used on several high-end GM vehicles. The Camaro has a sleek body design.
The Mustang (from any year) is another hot favourite when it comes to sports cars. The Mustang has a sleek and stylish exterior design along with an impressive interior layout, making it one of the top-rated sports cars in the world. This classic car is available at many used car dealers in Wellington.
Mustangs have great appeal because they are affordable, powerful sports cars. The reason why Mustangs are so popular is because of their outstanding features and amenities that make them appealing to the masses while still having some raw horsepower under the hood.
The Mustang offers a lot in terms of power too with its V-series engine which gives out 435 horsepower on most models. It may not be comparable to other expensive sportscars, but it is more than enough when you consider how cheap this car actually is.
Audi cars have been defined by Quattro for years, and Audi TT RS Quattro is no exception. With its powerful engine that puts out 400 horsepower, it is certainly not a car you want to miss out on driving.
The price tag may seem pretty high but once again, the quality and experience provided here are definitely worth it when you consider this as an investment in your future. It doesn't disappoint either when it comes to performance with 0-100 km/h being covered in just under half a minute. This will probably be one of the most satisfying cars around, simply because everything about it screams perfection.
Who doesn't like to own a Porsche right? If you're looking into getting yourself one but are on a bit of a budget then this is the sports car for you.
What makes it so special? Well, nothing less than what's expected from Porsche; great performance and stunning design. The engine under its hood has got 350 horsepower which allows 0-100 km/h in just over six seconds, and if that wasn't enough, they've also enhanced it with Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM), 20-inch wheels as well as Bi-Xenon headlights to make each ride even more exciting. This model looks amazing too and has a beautiful interior with leather seats, sports steering wheel and so on.
The prices on these cars are surprisingly reasonable. Why not get one that suits your personality and become the envy of everyone you know?
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