HOW IT'S MADE: Luxury Sports Cars
Luxury Sports Cars have always got a special space in the heart of Car lovers. These cars are packed with powerful engines, premium designs, and innovative tech that give you safe and memorable road trips.

If you have ever seen a luxury sports car on the road or if it sits in your garage, you must have wondered, “How is a Luxury Sports Car Made?”. After all, there has to be something that makes these cars stand out from the normal premium cars we see on the road, right?

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An Overview of Luxury Sports Cars

Sports cars were first invented in the early 1900s in Europe and started getting popular in 1920, after World War I. Again, soon after the Second World War, the market of sports cars boomed.

Initially, sports cars were designed with the intention of giving performance over carrying capacity, and that is why most sports cars have a two-seat layout. The manufacturing process and design of these cars emphasize giving a dynamic performance. In short, you can consider a sports car as a car that offers the thrill of driving or excitement of speed and glamour on the track.

Coming to the current century, the sports car industry has rapidly progressed. With the advancement of technology, everything, including the parts, interiors, engine, and the experience of driving a sports car, has gone to the next level. That means what we now see on the roads are not only sports cars made for speed and thrill, but luxury and safety.

Many companies, including Audi, BMW, Lexus, Porsche, Jaguar, Ferrari, etc., are now manufacturing luxurious sports cars that are powerful, fast, and have lavish interiors.

The Making of Luxury Sports Cars

Most people love Luxury Sports Cars for the exceptional skills and materials that go into making these cars. Unlike normal luxury cars, sports cars are a result of expert craftsmanship and a passion for racing. Besides, innovative technology and powerful engines add up to their efficiency.

Many times, we see luxurious sports cars in front of our eyes and wonder about their manufacturing process. Honestly, the ultimate product we see is the result of the efforts put in by skilled technicians and robots. Let’s look into the manufacturing process of the world’s best luxury sports cars from scratch.

Step 1: Gathering Raw Materials

The most essential part before beginning with the building of any car is curating the raw materials. In the case of sports cars, the aim is to use high-quality material that is lightweight. That’s because these cars are designed to reach high speeds. Most car manufacturers choose their materials keeping in mind the safety of their customers.
Step 2: Assembling the Chassis to Body

The stunning exterior of sports cars never fails to attract the attention of the people around. However, below this exterior lies the main parts of the car, the chassis, and the powertrain that provide outstanding performance. The lightweight and rigid aluminum frame provides crush zones to ensure safety in the case of an accident. A team of highly skilled technicians carries out the welding process.

Afterward, robots transport the body panels of the car that are later fitted onto the chassis. Once the framing process is done, the technicians use a pneumatic hoist to place and attach the exterior panels and doors. Door panel cutouts reduce the car’s weight and ensure a degree of structural integrity.

A technician then fastens the engine and gearbox to the chassis using a crane. Robots then transport the completed powertrain to the assembly line. Here the automatic crane smoothly lowers the car body onto the chassis that carries the gearbox and engine. This step is called marriage as the car body and chassis are now combined. Now a worker installs the wheels of the car using a hydraulic lifting system.

Painting the Body
Now the car is coated in a compound that fluoresces under a special lighting system to detect the tiny imperfections left out. The detected flaws are then fixed by hand. To prevent the car from corrosion, a robot galvanized the entire body. This body is then passed through a device that brushes off all the dust using ostrich feather brushes.

Then comes the painting part. The car body is taken to the paint room. Here, robots spray an even coat of paint on the car’s body to give it a smooth look. Once the paint dries, the robots apply multiple coats of paint. Later the body undergoes precise waxing by hand to get rid of any blemishes.
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