2013 Arrinera Supercar

Arrinera is a supercar manufacturer based in Warsaw Poland. Their first car will be available for purchase in 2015, the sporty coupe was designed by Pavlo Burkatskyy and renowned British car designer Lee Noble, they were inspired by the radar-evading stealth fighter aircraft, but there is no denying a Lamborghini feel to the car. The car is made from carbon fiber and Kevlar composites making it very lightweight, it features a V8 650hp engine and is capable of reaching 60mph in 3.2seconds. The Arrinera is equipped with a thermal camera for night vision, how cool is that!

2023 PORSCHE 911 DAKAR

If you are in the market for something truly special, look no further than the 2023 Porsche 911 Dakar. This off-road capable masterpiece is a limited production gem, and you have the chance to own number 113 of just 2,500 units ever made. This Porsche is a rally-inspired beast, boasting a powerful 473 horsepower H6 engine and a rally-tuned suspension with electronically adjustable height. It is ready to conquer any terrain with its off-road modes, unique wheels wrap...
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MERCEDES-BENZ G500 XXL

Modified by German customizer GWF, this 2002 Mercedes Benz G500 features a stretched chassis, 4-door double Cabin, and is fitted with 38-inch special tires for off-road terrain. The beast is equipped with a V8 engine with a capacity of 5.0 liters. This serious conversion, finished in a menacing matte black, was up for grabs recently at ebay for $99,000, with the reserve not being met. So keep an eye open for next auction......
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1963 SHELBY COBRA 289

The 1963 Shelby Cobra 289, chassis CSX2136, is a legendary piece of automotive history. It was the first of six Le Mans production spec cars built by Shelby American in Venice, CA, marking Shelby's first factory-constructed racecar. This iconic car featured extensive Le Mans modifications, including a 37-gallon fuel tank, rack-and-pinion steering, and an FIA hood scoop. CSX2136 debuted in 1963, racing in prestigious events like the SCCA/USRRC...
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