Ah, the "bullet car"—not a vehicle that defies physics by zooming through walls, but rather a nickname often given to cars with a sleek, aerodynamic shape reminiscent of a bullet. If you mean cars designed for speed and style, think along the lines of the classic Ford Mustang Bullet or the Bullet car from the TV show "The Dukes of Hazzard."
In Australia, you won't find a specific "bullet car" category on CarShowroom or Tradingpost, but high-performance cars with bullet-like designs are plentiful. Prices vary wildly depending on make and model, ranging from a modest $20,000 for used sporty coupes to well over $100,000 for new high-end models.
For specs, these cars typically boast high horsepower, aerodynamic bodywork, and aggressive styling. If you're looking for something more specific, clarify your question—you might get a sharper answer!
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