Cyan open-top sports car

A cyan open-top sports car on Ocean Drive at night, seen low from behind: two black seats in the open cockpit under the frame of the windscreen, a black slatted vent on the rear deck and a slim light bar across the tail, with a salmon-orange coupe beyond it.

The car sits across the bottom of the frame with its hood down, in a bright cyan that the street lighting pushes towards turquoise. Two black seats stand empty in the open cockpit, and over them, seen from behind, arches the black frame of the windscreen: its right-hand foot meets the door mirror, the rim of the steering wheel shows between the seats, and the orange coupe ahead shows through the glass. Behind the seats the deck carries a black slatted vent, and the tail ends in a slim black light bar that runs the full width of the car, with the lamp units at its outer ends and a row of small elements along its length.

The body shape is modern rather than classic, with a rounded rear haunch over a black wheel at the right. That is as much as the angle gives: the camera is low and behind, so the front of the car is hidden by the car itself, and the crop stops just above the number plate. Until 26 September 2026 this page was named for a roll hoop over the seats. What arches over them is the windscreen frame, so the page has a new name and the old address forwards to it.

Behind it is a salmon-orange coupe with its tail lights lit, and at the right edge of the crop is the tail of a white car, a round red lamp at the very edge. That white car is the wedge supercar with a page of its own, and further back the street is full: people standing, headlights, neon.

How to recognise it

• Bright cyan body, hood down
• Two black seats under the black frame of the windscreen
• A black slatted vent on the rear deck
• A slim full-width light bar across the tail, lamp units at its ends
• Rounded rear haunch over a black wheel, modern rather than classic proportions
• On Ocean Drive at night with a salmon-orange coupe beyond it

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 1 at 0:32.57. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 1593 by 604 of it. Also in it: Ocean Drive at night, '95 Grotti Cheetah, and a red fastback coupe with twin round lamps.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• The name, and the manufacturer; a small badge sits low on the tail and does not resolve
• The front of the car, which this angle hides
• Whether the colour is stock or a respray
• Everything measured: top speed, acceleration, handling, price, where it spawns