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The Race Car market is a subset of the automotive industry that focuses on the production and sale of vehicles designed for competitive racing. Race Cars are typically designed to be lightweight and aerodynamic, with powerful engines and advanced suspension systems. They are often modified from production models to improve performance and safety. Race Cars are used in a variety of motorsport disciplines, including drag racing, circuit racing, and rally racing.
Race Cars are typically sold to professional racing teams, privateers, and enthusiasts. Professional teams often purchase cars from manufacturers, while privateers and enthusiasts often purchase used cars or build their own. Race Cars are also available for rent or lease, allowing drivers to compete without the need to purchase a car.
Companies in the Race Car market include Ferrari, McLaren, Porsche, Ford, Chevrolet, and Honda. Show Less Read more