Which Country Gets the Most Supercars?

The world is crawling with supercars. Roughly it seems, if you reside in one of the wealthier spots on the globe. Our rough guesstimate is centered on official sales figures from the manufacturers that offer it, and our best guesses for companies that don'tdon'tre were roughly 36,358 supercars sold worldwide in 2020. That's a lotThat'spercars. But that's also approximately 74 million plain-old, generic vehicles sold worldwide in the same timeframe. Meaning only 0.04 percent of cars sold on the planet in 2020 were supercars.

So, based on where you reside, seeing a supercar might be a rare treat. The reason for excitement is to have a picture, post it on Instagram, and hang a hashtag. If you desire to, theoretically, you may sort through those Instagram hashtags, geolocate them, and develop a listing of which country has the absolute most supercars per driver, right? Or at least the complete most supercar posts on Instagram per capita.

"Chasing Car" analyzed tens and thousands of Instagram posts to see which brands we're drivinwe'rewhich countries and cities," your website, "e said. "We balanced" the amount of supercar brand hashtags against the number of motorists in each place to get whose roads boast the best density of supercar drivers."

Specifical "y, they analyzed the geotags of 10 supercar hashtags on Instagram and compared them against the number of motorists in each country to get out. They published a world map showing which countries have the most Instagram supercar posts per 1,000 motorists.

Now, as a patriotic American, you're probayou'reready chanting, "We're number. "We're numberWe'reI'm sorry "disappoint you. With over 328 million people from sea to shining sea, the math doesn't benedoesn't. It's a percentage, remember, not a total number. Sadly, we have 66 supercars per 1,000 drivers, which can still be pretty good. That's, what that sin, 20? 

Canada, having fewer people, has 72 supercar posts per 1,000 motorists. The scale rewards small, wealthy countries. However, Bahrain has only 23, Qatar 22. Germany? France? 58 and 63. The United Arab Emirates and Norway are doing pretty much with 122 each. Switzerland, which includes all the cash on earth, has only 90 supercar sightings per 1,000