​High-Performance Machines That Fit—Without Sacrificing Speed or Style
Tall drivers often get overlooked in the world of low-slung supercars. With aggressive rooflines, tight cabins, and racing seats, many exotic vehicles prioritize design over ergonomics. But if you’re over 6 feet tall and still want to enjoy the thrill of a Ferrari, McLaren, or Lamborghini, you’re in luck.
Here are some of the best exotic cars for tall drivers—each offering impressive performance, pedigree, and enough room to actually enjoy the drive.
McLaren GT
Headroom: ~39.4 in | Legroom: ~43 in
Designed with grand touring in mind, the McLaren GT delivers exotic performance with unexpected practicality. It has more cabin space than other McLaren models, and the low, laid-back driving position works surprisingly well for tall drivers.
Mid-engine, 612 hp, and daily-drivable—even if you're 6'5".
Ferrari Roma
Headroom: ~37.8 in | Legroom: ~42.2 in
Ferrari’s elegant grand tourer offers more legroom than many of its siblings, plus supportive seats and a minimalist dash that enhances cabin space. The Roma blends comfort and classic beauty with a twin-turbo V8 delivering 612 hp.
A front-engine Ferrari that tall drivers can comfortably cruise—or carve corners—in.
Aston Martin DB11
Headroom: ~38.6 in | Legroom: ~41.5 in
The DB11 is a proper grand tourer with exotic flair. Taller drivers will appreciate the wide cabin, long doors for easy entry, and generous legroom. Whether powered by the V8 or V12, the DB11 is equally stylish and spacious.
Bond-approved with room to stretch out.
Audi R8 Coupe
Headroom: ~38.5 in | Legroom: ~40.9 in
The R8 is one of the most comfortable traditional supercars on the market, especially for taller drivers. Its cabin is wide and well-designed, and the seats sit lower in the chassis, allowing more headroom despite its coupe roofline.
Add in a naturally aspirated V10 and you’ve got everyday exotic perfection.
McLaren 720S
Headroom: ~39 in (with canopy) | Legroom: ~42 in
Thanks to McLaren’s unique dihedral doors and glass canopy, the 720S is easier to get in and out of than it looks. Once inside, the driver-focused cockpit actually offers generous space for legs and head—rare for a 710-hp hypercar slayer.
Looks like a spaceship. Fits like a glove.
Ferrari 812 Superfast / 812 GTS
Headroom: ~37.5 in | Legroom: ~41 in
The front-engine V12 Ferrari 812 offers a spacious cabin by supercar standards. The long dash and sculpted seatbacks create room for tall drivers, and the driving position is excellent for those with long legs and torsos.
Naturally aspirated V12 and a surprisingly comfortable GT layout.
Bonus Mention: Pagani Huayra
While seating in Paganis can be tight for some, tall drivers often report more headroom than expected due to the bespoke nature of the cabin and adjustable seating. Each Pagani is hand-built and can be tailored to its owner’s proportions—something to consider if you’re seeking ultra-exclusivity and comfort.
If you're investing in a Pagani, it can be made to fit you.
Tips for Tall Drivers Buying an Exotic Car:
- Opt for models with adjustable or custom seating. Many exotic brands offer tailored seat rails or bucket options.
- Test seating position and head clearance in person. Specs can be misleading—your torso-to-leg ratio makes a difference.
- Avoid fixed race seats unless you’re buying for track use.
You don’t have to give up on the dream of owning an exotic car just because you're tall. Several supercars offer real interior space without compromising on performance, looks, or pedigree.
At Boardwalk Auto Group, we specialize in hard-to-find, low-mileage exotic cars—including models that fit taller drivers without compromise.