Audi RS 3 Sedan

Compact body. Big performance. The Audi RS 3 Sedan packs the world's most powerful five-cylinder engine under its bonnet, with the 2.5L unit producing 400hp. Paired with a seven-speed S-tronic transmission and quattro all-wheel drive, it moves from 0-62 in 4.1 seconds on its way to a top speed of 174 mph. The interior is outfitted in black leather, with optional sport seats, and has all the technology features you'd expect.

Dodge Ram Rebel TRX Concept Truck

Not satisfied with serious speed on pavement, the Dodge Ram Rebel TRX Concept Truck leverages its powerful engine to send you off-roading at over 100 mph. It's powered by a supercharged 6.2L HEMI V-8 producing 575 hp, mated to a TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic transmission and an intelligent 4x4 Performance Control System. To handle all that speed, it has custom-built upper and lower A-arms up front and a five-link suspension system in the rear that gives a 40% increase in suspension travel, 37-inch tires, and beadlock wheels give you the ability to handle obstacles with ease.

Mercedes-Benz Generation EQ Concept

Instead of shoehorning a battery and motors into an existing vehicle, the Mercedes-Benz Generation EQ Concept makes clear their intention to build electric cars from the ground-up. This particular concept imagines an SUV coupe-style vehicle, but the underlying architecture of steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber is completely scalable, as are the battery components. The sleek styling replaces mirrors with cameras, hides the windshield wipers, and replaces the traditional grille with illuminated LED optical fibres, while the interior is similarly space-age, with touch controls replacing all traditional switches and knobs, and the 24-inch widescreen display supplanting the traditional instrument cluster and HVAC stack. Although obviously a concept, Mercedes claims this version would go from 0-62 mph in under five seconds and have a range of 310 miles.

1957 Chevrolet Legacy Napco Truck

It looks like a slightly modified, well preserved gem, but in fact this 1957 Chevrolet Legacy Napco Truck carries with it a slew of new parts assembled by Legacy Classic Trucks of Idaho. There's a new body from Premier Street Rods a boxed frame from DCI, ProRock 60 axles from Dynatrac, a brand new LS327 small block engine paired to a 5-speed manual, an Atlas transfer case, and a Borla C7 Stingray Exhaust. Inside there's a mahogany wheel and shifter from Nardi, a 900-Watt Focal stereo, air conditioning, and a custom bench seat covered in Horween leather. Arrives with a clean title and Long Beach Red exterior.

2017 Land Rover Discovery

The Disco has always been known for its off-road prowess. With the 2017 Land Rover Discovery, it'll be known for its technological acumen, as well. Its design, while sadly not as boxy as favorite models from the past, retains the stepped roof profile that makes room for its signature stadium seating. New Intelligent Seat Fold tech lets you reconfigure both the second and third row of seats from your phone, making room for that oversized impulse purchase before you even get out of the store. A 10-inch touchscreen cuts down on dash buttons by a third, an optional 17-speaker Meridian digital surround system makes the most of your media, up to six 12V and nine USB ports keep every possible gadget charged up, and the new waterproof Activity Key wristband lets you lock things up and adventure without worrying about the wellbeing of your keyfob. Despite all that, it weighs 1,000 pounds less than the LR4, while keeping the same 340hp 3.0L V6 (there's a diesel option as well), increasing ground clearance, increasing wading depth, and adding the new Terrain Response 2 system that can select which traction program fits the current conditions automatically. Arriving at dealerships in mid-2017.

1971 Land Rover Series 2A

Recently restored, this 1971 Land Rover Series 2A is a fine example of one of the most iconic offroaders of all time. The truck is outfitted with a diesel engine, a four-speed gearbox, Wolf wheels, a black mohair canvas hood, black vinyl seats, and a few modern interior upgrades, including a USB charging port. Arriving in the same shade of orange that it was special ordered in, it's in great shape, whether you plan on driving it casually or taking it on adventures worthy of its heritage.

Mercedes-Maybach S 600 Pullman Guard

Heads of state. Monarchs. Really, really rich people. All wealthy, and all potential targets for protestors, kidnappers, or worse. The Mercedes-Maybach S 600 Pullman Guard lets them and their inner circe travel in style, comfort, and with a sound piece of mind. This 6.5 meter long luxury conveyance has all the features you'd expect, like wall-to-wall leather, four rear seats that face each other, with reclining options for VIPs, incredible legroom, LCD monitors, and a partition wall that can both lower and change from transparent to opaque with the press of a button. But it's the safety equipment that makes it special, including not only protection from bullets, but from bombs as well, and a twin-turbo V-12 engine producing 530hp to move the 5.6 ton vehicle out of dangerous situations quickly.

Ferrari GTC4Lusso T

A "base model" Ferrari is still going to be far prettier, faster, and more fun on the track than nearly any other car you can buy. Such is the case with the Ferrari GTC4Lusso T. Powered by a turbocharged 3.9L V8 instead of the V12 in the standard edition, the T gets by with "only" 600 hp, down from 680. This is offset by the weight savings it gets moving from all-wheel drive to a more traditional rear-wheel setup. All that said, it still has the four-wheel steering of the original, still has four seats, and is still the embodiment of what an Italian Grand Tourer should be.

Land Rover Defender Spectre Edition

Last seen on the big screen in the mountains of Austria, this Land Rover Defender Spectre Edition gives you a chance to drive a replica of the bad-guy convoy car in your own neighborhood. Tweaked Automotive has put together a package that can be applied to both 90 and 110 Defenders that includes the same components found on the film car, including 16" black beadlock wheels, widened arches, a winch, off-road lights, and the rope going down either side of the grille. The package is finished off with a custom interior and special badging, and can be applied to your personal Rover or one supplied by the company.

Nissan Navara Enguard Rescue Truck Concept

Based on a double cab model of the Navara pickup, the Nissan Navara Enguard Rescue Truck Concept is designed to help rescue missions in the toughest terrain. It marks the world debut of a new portable battery pack Nissan created using the same technology as the Leaf EV. Two of the packs are in the truck, constantly charging using power from the 2.3L twin-turbo diesel engine and offering the ability to power everything from lights to specialized equipment without the restrictions of a gas-powered generator. It also offers two in-bed storage trays, more ground clearance than the consumer model, and a supplied DJI Phantom 4 to stream video back to a pop-up screen in the bed, helping searchers know which way to head.

Night Shift Electric Motorcycles

Built from the ground up using combustion bikes as a base, Night Shift Electric Motorcycles are both stylish and practical. The company's done two builds so far, the first being Rebel, a modified 1987 Honda Rebel 250 powered by the guts of a golf cart drivetrain. Their second build, the Leafy Savage, is far more advanced. Its battery pack was taken from a Nissan Leaf, and a 2003 Suzuki Savage was used for the frame (hence the name), with an Enertrac motor providing a maximum output of 40 hp.

Saleen S7 LM

Created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the company's seven-year run of racing championships, the Saleen S7 LM brings back one of this century's most successful supercars. Unlike the naturally-aspirated original, this limited edition model has a twin-turbo 7.0L V8 at its core, producing over 1,000 hp. In addition, the LM will feature a livery, wheels, interior, and performance enhancements unique to this model. Limited to just seven examples and built by hand at the company's Corona, CA HQ.

1921 Megola 640CC Touring Motorcycle

Produced in Germany from 1921 to 1925, the Megola Motorcycle only saw around 2,000 bikes completed. That's why this 1921 Megola 640CC Touring Motorcycle model is such a rare find. It's powered by an original 640cc five-cylinder radial engine that is built into the front wheel and is started by pushing or rotating the wheel with the machine on its stand. The model was built four years ago and arrives at auction for collectors with a rich sense of moto history as well as an appreciation for its incredibly unique features and starting technique.

1964 Jaguar E-Type 3.8 Coupe Barn Find

One of only 1,798 ever built, this 1964 Jaguar E-Type 3.8 Coupe Barn Find is one of the most original examples in existence. That's largely because it's been sitting in a barn for roughly 40 years, and hasn't even been started in over a decade. It's had just two owners in its lifetime, has under 53,000 miles on the odometer, and arrives with a log book, original handbook, warranty card, service book, Jaguar Heritage Certificate, and the opportunity to restore a long-lost piece of motoring history.

Mercedes-AMG GT Roadster

The first topless version of the Tri Star's flagship sports car, the Mercedes-AMG GT Roadster adds open-air fun to an already exhilarating driving experience. It comes in two varieties: a standard model with an output of 469 hp, and a GT C model with 550 hp, good for a 0-60 time of 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 196 mph. Both are powered by a biturbo 4.0L V8 paired with an AMG seven-speed, dual clutch transmission, and the GT C borrows tech from the top-of-the-line GT R with active rear-axle steering, active air management, an AMG Ride Control sport suspension, a performance exhaust, and a wider, more muscular build.

Icon 1000 Three Martini Lunch Motorcycle

Named after the design team's booze intake during its creation, the Icon 1000 Three Martini Lunch Motorcycle is a low-slung take on the Triumph Thruxton. Painted Verdoro Green, a color stolen from the Pontiac GTO, the bike mixes KZ1000 wheels and Harley forks with the Triumph frame, an integration made possible with the help of a Nitron suspension, brakes from EBC, and Avon tyres. The result is a unique, sporting bike that demands attention, from its distinct color to the "X" pattern over the headlight.

Caterham Seven Sprint

It's a brand new model. It just doesn't look like it. Created as a kick-off to the company's 60th anniversary celebrations, the Caterham Seven Sprint combines modern manufacturing with '60s-inspired styling. Powered by an 80hp, three-cylinder Suzuki engine, the nostalgia begins before you even step into the car, with flared front wings and individual rear lights that recall the earliest Seven models. Inside, there's a wood-rimmed steering wheel, classic instrument layout, and interior panels, dash, and seat upholstery finished in hand-stitched scarlet red. It's limited to just 60 examples, and is available in one of six colors originally on offer for the '66/'67 model year, including Cream, Misty Blue, and, of course, British Racing Green.

Karma Revero

Birthed from the ashes of the Fisker Karma, the Karma Revero offers an intoxicating mix of performance, styling, and eco-friendly sensibility. It's primarily driven by a pair of dual electric motors, powered by a lithium-ion battery pack with a 50 mile range. An internal combustion engine kicks in when needed to generate power, giving it an overall range of 300 miles. Quickness and agility are helped along by a lightweight aluminum spaceframe, while a solar roof gives you a mile a day of range, and the futuristic interior with touchscreen controls keeps you comfortable behind the wheel.

Colin Chapman's 1979 Range Rover Classic

Delivered new to Lotus' founder, Colin Chapman's 1979 Range Rover Classic is an outstanding example of the original Range. Finished in Bahama Gold with a tan interior, this particular unit was exhaustively restored in 2013 by the specialists at Kingsley Cars, with only the period-correct headlight guard and transmission tunnel carpet deviating from the original specification. The car is said to be in good condition with a very good chassis, and arrives complete with both its original and current V5 registration.

Hennessey Ford Focus RS

Ford's popular hot hatch is no slouch to begin with, cranking out 350 hp. Obviously someone thought that wasn't enough. The Hennessey Ford Focus RS boosts the output of the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine to over 400 hp, thanks to a software upgrade, new high-flow air filter, and a new stainless exhaust mid pipe. The HPE400 upgrade will also come with special badging, and can be installed DIY or by the company, who will throw in a dyno tune, as well.

Pininfarina H2 Speed Concept

Pininfarina is known for its car designs, not for its self-branded cars. That might change with the Pininfarina H2 Speed Concept. Using hydrogen fuel cell technology, this quasi-hypercar produces around 500 hp from two electric motors, with a direct transmission, carbon chassis, dual wishbone suspension, and carbon brakes helping performance along. The result is a vehicle with race car-like looks, streamlined in the company's signature style, that can go from 0-62 mph in 3.4 seconds yet produces no emissions save for some air and water.

Citroen Cxperience Concept

Low slung yet incredibly roomy, the Citroen Cxperience Concept is a bold vision of the touring sedan. It has a plug-in hybrid drivetrain that pairs a 150+ hp gasoline engine with an electric motor good for as much as 80 kW of extra energy, giving it up to 300 total hp. It can travel over 35 miles on electric power only, which can be monitored on the head up display. Suicide rear doors help give full access to the futuristic citrus yellow interior, while a large screen extends out from behind the steering wheel, providing both controls and electronic gauges.

Pan Meka Motorcycle

For their first build, Pan Speed Shop turns a BMW K1200S into a dystopian dream ride. Stripped to the frame, the Pan Meka Motorcycle replaces its original plastic body with handmade raw steel forms and a custom-designed exhaust. The bike was totally rewired for an upgraded digital dash and push button controls. While all the lights were handcrafted, the front, made from double Xenon day lights that open and close automatically, totally separates the bike from its former self.

Deus Ex Machina Ago TT Motorcycle

Named after racer Giacomo Agostini, who won 13 Grand Prix championships and 10 Isle Of Man TT's, the Deus Ex Machina Ago TT Motorcycle is part tribute, part modern reinvention. Based on an MV Agusta Brutal 800rr, the bike sits on a custom subframe, and offers several dramatic features, among them the custom aluminum tank shell formed from seven separate pieces of aluminum. There's also a handmade aluminum tail that houses the electronics, a custom Öhlins rear shock, Beringer hand controls, and a Scitsu tach. Also notable is what it's lacking, namely a headlight, turn signals, and license plate, as they're unnecessary for a bike whose only home is the track.

1957 Porsche 597 Jagdwagen 4X4

Originally designed to complete with the Jeep and the Land Rover, the German Army chose the DKW Munga instead, in part because Porsche lacked the production capacity to meet the army's demands. As such, only 71 were ever built. This 1957 Porsche 597 Jagdwagen 4X4 is one of only 49 built for the civilian market. Sourced from Japan by the current owner, it's said to run, drive, and be in very good cosmetic condition, the latter surprising since with its lack of doors, it's basically amphibious.

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Tesla Model S P100D

It's not the fastest production car ever made. But it is the third, and unlike the LaFerrari and Porsche 918 Spyder, it doesn't cost a million plus. The Tesla Model S P100D is Elon Musk's latest road rocket. Fueled by a 100 kWh battery, the car's all-wheel drive system has a Ludicrous mode that propels the car from 0-60 in just 2.5 seconds. The same battery also gives the car a range of 315 miles, making it the first all-electric to break the 300 mile barrier. Otherwise, it's the same Model S you already know, with a sleek, unassuming design, high-tech, spartan interior, and autonomous features that get better with every update.

1960 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series II

As opposed to the sportier California Spider, the GT Cabriolet was designed for cruising in comfort. This 1960 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series II is a perfect example. It's powered by the original, matching numbers Colombo V12, mated to the original gearbox. It was originally built for Italian businessman Angelo Moratti, just the 33rd of 201 ever built, and has since been completely restored to its original Grigio Acciaio color with Rosso interior. Ferrari Classiche certified, it has only 63,286 km on the odometer, and includes the highly desirable factory hardtop.

Photos: Cymon Taylor / RM Sotheby's

1961 Aston Martin DB4 Series II

The DB5 is more famous. But it was the DB4 that laid the groundwork. Presented here in its original Goodwood Green with Red Connolly leather interior, this 1961 Aston Martin DB4 Series II is one of the most original, well preserved examples around. It was one of just 125 left-hand-drive models built, and still has its original matching numbers 3,670 cc six-cylinder engine. That powerplant, combined with the four-speed David Brown gearbox, let the car go from 0-60 in under 9 seconds on its way to a top speed of 140 mph, making it one of the fastest cars of its day. This example has had only three previous owners, and arrives with its original UK logbook, invoices, service history and chromed wire wheels.

Photos: Tom Wood / RM Sotheby's