Ferrari

Founded by racecar driver and designer Enzo Ferrari in 1947, Ferrari today is a publicly traded company that is one of a few manufacturers of ultraluxury supercars. Sometimes mistaken for Lamborghinis, Ferraris are typically curvier and have been designed almost exclusively over the years by Italy's Pininfarina design studio and built in Maranello, Italy.

For wealthy shoppers who are looking for a mix of luxury and speed, the prancing horse offers the GTC4Lusso, a four-seat grand tourer, and the two-seat 812 Superfast that's powered by a 6.5-liter V-12 engine. Other models include the Portofino, a retractable-hardtop convertible; the 488 Pista sports car and 488 Pista Spider convertible; the F8; and the SF90 Stradale, a plug-in hybrid sports car.