Car spotting · San Francisco, United States
Supercars in San Francisco
As of 7 October 2026, Car Spotting users have logged 58 real cars in San Francisco, United States: 43 different models from 20 brands, including 32 luxury and exotic cars. The most spotted models are the Chevrolet Corvette (7), Porsche 918 Spyder (3) and Chevrolet Camaro (2). The most expensive car seen is a Ferrari Enzo (about $3.0M), and the fastest is a Gordon Murray Automotive T.50 (390 km/h). Most spots are around Chinatown, Strawberry and Sausalito.
Data as of · first spot 7 July 2024 · latest 6 September 2026
- Cars spotted
- 58
- Models
- 43
- Exotic & luxury
- 32
- Est. total value
- $21M
Highlights
Rarest, priciest and fastest in San Francisco
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Priciest · $3.0M Ferrari Enzo
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $3.0M
- Top speed
- 352 km/h
- Spotted
- May 26
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Fastest · 390 km/h Gordon Murray Automotive T.50
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $3.0M
- Top speed
- 390 km/h
- Spotted
- May 26
- Rare · only 3 spotted
Toyota Aristo
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $15k
- Top speed
- 250 km/h
- Spotted
- Apr 26
- Rare · only 4 spotted
Ferrari 348 Spider
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $60k
- Top speed
- 250 km/h
- Spotted
- Apr 25
- 29× worldwide
Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $450k
- Top speed
- 334 km/h
- Spotted
- May 26
Top brands
Most spotted models
Spot map
Where cars are spotted in San Francisco
Best neighbourhoods for car spotting in San Francisco
- 1Chinatown 9 spots
- 2Strawberry 7 spots
- 3Sausalito 4 spots
- 4Larkspur 3 spots
Luxury & exotic
Luxury & exotic cars in San Francisco
32 of the 58 spots in San Francisco (55%) are luxury or exotic cars: Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi.
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Exotic Porsche 911 GT3 RS
- Estimated price
- $200k
- Top speed
- 318 km/h
- Spotted
- Oct 24
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Exotic Porsche 911 GT2 RS
- Estimated price
- $300k
- Top speed
- 340 km/h
- Spotted
- Sep 24
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Exotic Rolls-Royce Dawn
- Estimated price
- $450k
- Top speed
- 250 km/h
- Spotted
- Aug 24
- Exotic
Lamborghini Huracán
- Estimated price
- $300k
- Top speed
- 325 km/h
- Spotted
- Jul 25
Real photos
Spotted in San Francisco
Most-liked spots from the Car Spotting community.
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Exotic Porsche 911 GT3 RS
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $200k
- Top speed
- 318 km/h
- Spotted
- Oct 24
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Exotic Porsche 911 GT2 RS
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $300k
- Top speed
- 340 km/h
- Spotted
- Sep 24
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Exotic Rolls-Royce Dawn
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $450k
- Top speed
- 250 km/h
- Spotted
- Aug 24
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Ford Model A
San Francisco, United States
- Estimated price
- $20k
- Top speed
- 72 km/h
- Spotted
- Mar 25
Frequently asked questions
How many supercars have been spotted in San Francisco?
As of 7 October 2026, 58 cars have been spotted in San Francisco on Car Spotting, covering 43 models from 20 brands. 15 of them were spotted in the last 12 months.
What is the most spotted car in San Francisco?
The Chevrolet Corvette, with 7 spots (12% of all spots in San Francisco). It is followed by the Porsche 918 Spyder (3) and the Chevrolet Camaro (2).
Which car brand is spotted most in San Francisco?
Chevrolet leads with 11 spots, ahead of Porsche (10), Ferrari (6) and Nissan (4).
What is the rarest car spotted in San Francisco?
A Gordon Murray Automotive T.50 (2026): it has been spotted only once worldwide on Car Spotting.
What is the most expensive car spotted in San Francisco?
A Ferrari Enzo with an estimated value of $3.0M, spotted in May 2026. Values are AI estimates from the spot photo.
What is the fastest car spotted in San Francisco?
A Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, with a top speed of about 390 km/h (242 mph).
Where are the best places to spot supercars in San Francisco?
The busiest neighbourhoods are Chinatown (9 spots), Strawberry (7 spots), Sausalito (4 spots) and Larkspur (3 spots).
How can I see live car spots in San Francisco?
Download the free Car Spotting app for iPhone or Android. It shows every spot in San Francisco on a live map with photos and AI-identified specs, and you can add your own spots.