Super cars are made everywhere, some of them succeeds to find a place in workshop, and some of them goes flop, depending on the demand and need of the company or organization. Some of the deserving and awesome concept cars that were neglected in the history or were among failed projects to make grounds are discussed below, few of them got what they deserved, but many still awaits.

10- Argyll GT

When Bob Henderson set out to create a Scottish 200mph supercar in 1974, he didn’t bank on the oil crisis scuppering his plans quite so quickly.

It would be 1977 before the project got going and 1984 by the time the first customer cars were ready for delivery. But by then, the planned twin-turbo V8 had been downgraded to a blown 2664cc V6 and potential customers had lost interest in the project.

9- Bitter Tasco

Bitter is best known for his rebodied Opels, such as the SC, but occasionally he also came up with the odd off-the-wall project such as the Tasco.

Built in conjunction with MGA Developments, the Tasco was presented at the 1991 Frankfurt motor show. Designed to take a V8 or V12 – although the Viper’s V10 was favourite – the Tasco never even progressed beyond the full-sized mock-up stage.

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