Arts, Music, and Recreation › Cars & Motorcycles New Exotic Cars Under $100k Bling on a Budget Share Flipboard Email Print Cars & Motorcycles Cars Basics Buying & Selling Maintenance & Repair Reviews Tools & Products Classic Cars Exotic Cars Corvettes Mustangs Tires & Wheels Motorcycles Used Cars SUVs Trucks ATVs & Off-Road Vehicles Public Transportation by Kristen Hall-Geisler Updated October 09, 2017 Cars like the Bugatti Veyron and Lamborghini Reventon, two of the most expensive cars on the planet, seem to be worth more than their weight in gold. But there are fun, distinctive, and crazy fast exotics out there for less than a tenth the price. (Keep in mind, of course, that a tenth of a million bucks is still six figures.)The MSRP is for the base model without any options, and the monthly payment assumes a 10% down payment and a 60-month loan, just to give you an idea how it compares to your current ride. Fuel economy comes from FuelEconomy.gov. Lotus Elise Lotus Elise. Lotus Cars MSRP: $47,250Monthly payment: $759Fuel economy: 21 city/27 highwayLotus's popular roadster tops the list at under $50,000, putting it within reach of a guy with a really good job. Lotus Exige Lotus Exige. Lotus MSRP: $65,690Monthly payment: $1,166Fuel economy: 21 city/27 highwayLotus cars are known for being lightweight, but did you know they had such a low price? That's a lot of design for under $100k. Lotus Evora Lotus Evora. Kristen Hall-Geisler for About.com MSRP: $73,500Monthly payment: $1,305Fuel economy: Not available yetRounding out the top three is yet another Lotus, this time one with four whole seats. Porsche Panamera 2010 Porsche Panamera. Porsche MSRP: $74,400Monthly payment: $1,321Fuel economy: Not available yetJust a tad more expensive than the Evora comes Porsche's entry into the four-place sports sedan market. Dodge Viper Dodge Viper. Dodge MSRP: $90,255Monthly payment: $1,603Fuel economy: 13 city/22 highwayA big jump in price — $15,000 — comes with a big jump in horsepower and brute force. But as of summer 2010, the Viper is no more. Continue Reading