Open-top sports car with a roll hoop

A cyan open-top sports car on Ocean Drive at night, a black roll hoop behind two black seats, a slim light bar across the tail, with a salmon-coloured coupe parked behind.

The car sits across the bottom of the frame with its cockpit open, in a bright cyan that the street lighting pushes towards turquoise. Two black seats stand in the cockpit and a black roll hoop arches over them from side to side, the feature this page is named for. 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, because the camera is low and behind and most of the car is below the frame line; the dash is hidden by the seats. Until 23 September 2026 this page described tan seats and no visible roll hoop, on a page whose own name carries the hoop.

Behind it, a salmon-orange coupe is parked with its tail lights lit, and the front of a white car shows at the right edge of the crop. Further back in the same frame the street is full: people standing, headlights, neon. The white wedge supercar on its own page in this database is in the same frame.

How to recognise it

• Bright cyan body, cockpit open
• A black roll hoop arching over two black seats
• 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
• Parked on Ocean Drive at night with a salmon-orange coupe behind

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, a red fastback coupe with twin round lamps, and '95 Grotti Cheetah.

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. It is below the frame.
• Whether the colour is stock or a respray
• Everything measured: top speed, acceleration, handling, price, where it spawns