Updates

11.12.2024 - Added following system, people can now follow each other.

Privacy

If you give us a feedback and you are logged in with an account, then your email will be displayed in feedbacks, if not logged in, email is not displayed. We recommend a logged in user, so we can contact the user back - what is the user's questions, what needed to be changed with this website and more.

If you make a post, then your email will be not displayed

When you are selling a car, your email is essential for display, as the buyer wants to contact you in some way.

In the photo site, when you publish a photo, your username will be displayed along with the car's name, as people can find your photo faster by model or username search.

Follower system - If you follow someone, the user's front page (Palace) will be displayed with your profile, as you are their follower. You can follow and unfollow an user at any time.

Buy / sell any car that fits in the road/sports/super/race car class without making an account, but you do have to verify your email, so it confirms that you are the owner of this email and don't just put a random email into your listing that doesn't even exist, because you've got to contact people who are interested buying your car. Also don't list stupidity (things that doesn't match the website's content, if you want to sell a car - list it, if you want to buy a car - look for it. The same thing goes for posting a photo or making a post / blog, if the content is mismatched, it will be taken down.

Before you are going to make an account, you need to verify your email just like in the Market page (if the user isn't logged in). If you are logged in, no verification is required because we conclude your email is already verified due to your account created (because it needs an email verification). You can also pick a profile image for your account, where the file's size is limited to 3 MB. If no profile image is picked, we'll just put a default favicon to your profile.

The palace is our main page, when you type sportsnail.com in URL, then you'll come to this page. The page simply shows all the functions this website has.

The timeline page or history page, represents the past of cars (primarily supercars), how cars looked in the early ages and how to appear now (including their top speed and acceleration). As of now in November 2024, the list contains 84 evolutionary cars with little talk under them.

What is considered a road, sports, super, and a race car in today's standards?