Even though the excitement and anticipation of the holiday season are now officially over, don't let yourself fall into the new year's doldrums, because there's still plenty of awesomeness to look forward to. Case in point – the following five exciting cars, each of which is expected to hit the streets in the coming year.

Continue reading for our list of five exciting cars coming in 2018.

Aston Martin Valkyrie

Heading our list is the very same model that nabbed our coveted Best Supercar of the Year award for 2017. Scheduled for delivery later in 2018, the Valkyrie is a beast of a machine, packing an all-atmosphere 6.5-liter V-12 engine pumped up by a Formula One-style hybrid KERS system to produce 1,130 horsepower. Developed with input from Formula One genius Adrian Newey, the Valkyrie looks to make its mark in the performance world in a big way this year.

Read our full review on the 2018 Aston Martin Valkyrie.

Toyota Supra

Finally, mercifully, Toyota is bringing back one of the most famous sports cars to ever carry a T badge. That's right – the venerable Supra is poised to make its triumphant return in 2018, hopefully dropping in full-fledged production form just in time for the 2019 model year. We've already snapped pics of a camo'd test mule out and about on public roads, and word has it we'll get official specs within the year.

Read our full speculative review on the 2019 Toyota Supra.

BMW 3 Series

We've had the current 3 Series (a.k.a. the F30) since 2011, which means it's time for the Bavarians' popular luxury four-door to update with a new generation. Dubbed internally as the G20, the new 3 will get a nice dose of classic BMW style, including a kidney grille, plus high-end luxury bits for the cabin space. Engine options will be diverse, and range up to a speed-focused M3 iteration making upwards of 500 horsepower.

Read our full speculative review on the 2019 BMW 3 Series.

Porsche Mission E

Like Dylan said, the times they are a'changin', and in response, Porsche is changing with them. Stuttgart's first major evolution is this – the Mission E, the brand's very first all-electric offering. Boasting classic sporty styling, a performance-oriented interior, and enough power to give all but the fastest Tesla Model S trim levels something to think about, the Mission E is pure Porsche performance, only electrified.

Read our full speculative review on the 2020 Porsche Mission E.

Mercedes-AMG Project One

Aston Martin isn't the only automaker getting in on the F1-style supercar game. Mercedes-AMG is also tossing its hat in the ring with this – the Project One. Making the go is an uber-high-strung 1.6-liter V-6 capable of spinning to an 11,000-rpm redline, plus there's four electric motors for an extra electron punch when needed.

Read the full review on the 2020 Mercedes-AMG Project One.