2017 Audi R8

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2017 Audi R8

Developed from the ground up, the 2017 Audi R8 is a fitting sequel to the four-ringed original. This second generation model is lighter than its predecessor, and is powered by a 5.2 FSI engine outputting up to 610 hp, which is paired with a 7-speed S tronic transmission and an updated quattro all-wheel-drive system. The result? A top speed of 205 mph and a 0-62 time of just 3.2 seconds. And to help keep all that speed pointed in the right direction, you get optional 20-inch wheels, carbon fiber ceramic disc brakes, four driving modes, standard LED headlights, and optional laser high beams.

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Church of Choppers Harley-Davidson FXR Motorcycle

Based on a stock 1990 FXR with a factory-reconditioned motor, this Church of Choppers Harley-Davidson FXR Motorcycle is far from its factory-approved roots. Adorned with subtle splashes of color in unexpected places, this one-of-a-kind ride features a ton of custom metalwork, including on the controls, exhaust, swing arm, seat, and tank, as well as a number of high-end additions, including Beringer rotors, a Racefit CR exhaust, a Dyna front end, an Odyssey battery, and Mach Modified piggyback shocks.

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1939 Vincent HRD Series-A Rapide Motorcycle

The truth is, some family heirlooms are better than others, and it's likely this one's better than what you've got waiting for you. This 1939 Vincent HRD Series-A Rapide Motorcycle has been in the same family since the late 50's, and every inch of it has been carefully rebuilt. In fact, every part down to the washers of this bike has been either replaced or reproduced to match exact factory specs and materials. It even retained its original registration number. So whether you're a serious collector or not, if you get your hands on this bike, don't let it leave the family.

Auctioned by Bonhams / $340,000+

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McLaren 675LT

It's tough not to fall in love with a vehicle that was built with the track in mind, yet is fully street-legal. That's part of the allure with the McLaren 675LT, which is set to be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show next week. The most powerful and lightest model yet in McLaren's Super Series makes the most of the twin turbo 3.8-liter V-8 engine, with a zero to 60 mph time in less than 3 seconds thanks to 666 horsepower and 516 pound-feet of torque. And as you'd expect, carbon fiber is a big reason it's so light, used everywhere from the front splitter to the seat shells and rear bumper. A sportscar as comfortable on the track as it is around town.

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Aston Martin Vulcan

Built exclusively for the race track, the Aston Martin Vulcan is an enticing look at the company's future. It's powered by a 7.0-liter V12 producing over 800hp, that's paired to a mid-mounted Xtrac six-speed sequential shift gearbox. It also features a carbon fiber monocoque and body that were styled entirely in-house, with a look that foreshadows future production models. Limited to just 24 examples worldwide, it's also compliant with all relevant FIA race safety requirements, so all you need to do is hop in and drive.

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Casper Mattress

We spend about a third of our time sleeping, so the mattress you sleep on every night is incredibly important. But when you lie on a bed for five minutes in a mattress showroom, it's impossible to judge how you'll sleep through the night - and the commissioned salesperson hovering doesn't help. Casper was designed with the bedroom in mind, not the showroom, and features premium latex foam for cooling and memory foam for comfort and support. In fact, you can avoid the showroom altogether as Casper comes compress-shipped right to your door. Make sleep a priority again with this impeccably designed, outrageously comfortable, and hand-crafted mattress made in the U.S.A.

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2016 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque

It doesn't look all that different from the outside, but there's enough new about the 2016 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque to make it worth mentioning. Most notable is the new aluminium Ingenium diesel engine option, providing between 147 and 177 hp, the former of which offers an efficiency increase of 18% over the current model. Other changes and improvements include slimline LED fog lights, enlarged air intakes, two new grille designs, optional full-LED adaptive headlights, an all-new eight-inch InControl touchscreen infotainment system, three all-new alloy wheel designs, and optional roof fins.

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Kia Sportspace Concept

Details are scant on the Kia Sportspace Concept, but here's what we do know. We know its design strikes a harmonious balance of luxury and aggression. We know it's a wagon. Judging by the snow in the pictures, we'd hope it boasts all-wheel-drive. And we know that as a concept vehicle, it'll be a small miracle if anything quite as cool lands at dealerships anytime soon.

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Inkas Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Armored Limo

When regular armored limousines simply aren't enough, you've got a problem. And the only solution is the Inkas Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Armored Limo. This stretch SUV boasts a luxe interior outfitted with exotic leather, curved wood, captain-style seats, a speed-vault pistol holder in case things outside your cocoon-on-wheels really get out of hand, and the requisite high-end audio and satellite TV systems. It's also speedy, with a 544hp, 5.5L twin turbo V8, and can withstand blasts from two grenades at once, but you'll likely be in the back, too busy enjoying yourself to care.

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Lotus Evora 400

Its raw power might not match up to that of other supercars, but it's so light, it doesn't really matter. Powered by a re-engineered, supercharged, and mid-mounted 3.5-litre V6, the Lotus Evora 400 wears its power output right in its name, good enough for a 0-60 times of just 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 186 mph. Its aluminum chassis and interior are also brand new, and while the improvements are welcome, so is the weight reduction, which makes the car lighter than the previous model at just over 3,100 pounds.

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Analog Ducati Scrambler

It's not analog in the sense of dials, knobs, and all things non-digital, but the Analog Ducati Scrambler does have a bit of that to it, as well. Based on a 1975 Ducati GT860, this one-of-a-kind ride has been completely rewired, and features a custom tank, Fox shocks, the front end from a Triumph Tiger, a custom exhaust, rebuilt wheels, LED taillight and turn signals, a custom luggage rack, roll bracket, and headlight bracket, and a welded-on headlight rock guard. Built in Illinois, and sadly already spoken for.

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Aston Martin Vantage GT3

You can drive it on the road. But the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 was built for the track. At its heart is a new version of the company's 6.0-litre V12 engine pumping out nearly 600 hp, which is more than enough to power the lower, wider body down the straightaway. Curb weight is down over 200 lbs thanks in part to the liberal use of carbon fiber, which can be found in the center stack, the seats, the bonnet, the door casings, the roof, the front splitter, the front wings, and the unmistakable rear wing. Limited to 100 examples.

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1955 Jaguar D-Type

When buying vintage, you want things as close to original as possible. This 1955 Jaguar D-Type is thought to be one of the most complete examples left. It's powered by the original 300hp inline six-cylinder engine and four-speed manual transmission, and also features the original chassis, body, and brake calipers. Restored in 2003 by CKL Developments, it was featured in Jaguar World Monthly as the subject of a five-part series, and has multiple in-period 1st place finishes under its belt, making it a piece of both motoring and racing history.

Learn More at RM Auctions / $3,750,000+

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Mercedes-Benz G 500 4x4²

We're not sure if it's exponentially better than its predecessor, but its name certainly suggests so. The Mercedes-Benz G 500 4×4² stands to be one of the most rugged G-class entries yet, with a ground clearance similar to that of the 6x6 upon which it's based, 22-inch wheels, 325/55 off-road tires, and a unique bumper and grille. Power will be supplied by a 422 hp V8 engine, which should be more than enough to help you tackle even the toughest of trails.

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Shifter Boot Protector

Sometimes simple problems have simple solutions. Take the Shifter Boot Protector for example. It goes over your shoes, keeping your footwear from getting scuffed or marred by your bike's shifter. Made from leather with an elasticized strap to fit over nearly any size shoe/foot.

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Porsche Cayman GT4

The Cayman has long lived in the high-performance shadow of its big brother. No more. Borrowing components from the 911 GT3, the Porsche Cayman GT4 is the first Cayman to wear GT badging. It lives up to its heritage with a 385 hp 3.8L flat-six engine, a six-speed manual transmission, a 0-60 time of just 4.2 seconds, and a top speed of 183 mph. Other features include a ceramic composite braking system, full bucket seats, a large fixed rear wing for added downforce, and a custom Sport Chrono Package with Track Precision app for stats like lap times, race statistics, and GPS-based analysis.

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Ferrari 488 GTB

With a heritage taking back 40 years to the 308 GTB, the all-new Ferrari 488 GTB boasts all the track-level performance you'd expect from the Prancing Horse. Like its predecessors, it sports a mid-mounted V8 — this time a new turbocharged 3902 cc unit — that's paired to a seven-speed transmission and is good for 660 hp, a 0-60 time of under three seconds, and a top speed of over 205 mph. Other improvements include track-worthy response times, a new version of Ferrari's side slip angle control system, and an aerodynamic body that set a company record for efficiency thanks to 50 percent more downforce than the previous model and reduced drag.

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Ford Focus RS

The Focus line just took a huge step forward with the newly announced Ford Focus RS. The high-performance hatch boasts a 2.3L EcoBoost engine, 6-speed manual transmission, and unlike its predecessors — all-wheel drive. The combo of AWD and the turbo-charged four cylinder engine make this bad boy impressively quick, delivering well in excess of 315 horsepower potential. Add in the eye-catching exterior, and interior that features heavily bolstered Recaro sports seats — and you have what is easily the most impressive Ford Focus to date.

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Porsche GTS Club Coupe

Created to celebrate 60 years of the Porsche Club of America, the Porsche GTS Club Coupe is one of the most exclusive Porsches you'll encounter this year. It's based on the 911 Carrera GTS, and features the 44mm wider body of the 911 Carrera 4, the 3.8L, 430 hp engine of the GTS, your choice of manual or seven-speed PDK transmissions, a 0-60 time of 3.8 seconds, and a top speed of 190 mph. Clad in exclusive Club Blau blue, it also boasts special placards, door sills, and is fittingly limited to just 60 units.

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Deus Ex Machina Hondo Grattan Motorcycle

Named after a dominating race horse, the Deus Ex Machina Hondo Grattan Motorcycle is fittingly lean and powerful. It's based on a Ducati Scrambler, and focuses its attention on the aluminum bodywork, including a single-piece tail with integrated license plate support, a speedway-inspired headlight, and an asymmetric mudguard. Other features include a snaking dedicated exhaust, large disc brakes, and a bright yellow and sky blue paint scheme.

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