Any Ferrari from the '60s is likely to be a pretty unique auto — it's not like there are a ton of them around — but if you're looking for something ultra-exclusive, this 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale by Scaglietti is your ride. The first of only three 275 GTB/C Speciales built, it offers unique features like aluminum bodywork, a Tipo 563 chassis, a lightweight block V-12 engine good for 320 hp, a five-speed manual transmission, an outside aluminum fuel filler cap for faster pit stops, aluminum bucket seats, and a striking silver and grey paint job.

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Concept

Quant E-Sportlimousine Concept

We all know that the resources on this planet are limited — in particular the resources we use to power our cars — meaning that eventually we'll have to think of a more abundant alternative. And there are few resources on this planet more abundant than salt water. The guys bringing us the Quant E-Sportlimousine Concept have figured out a way to harness the power of salt water to run four electric motors, giving this car an incredible 912 horsepower and a range of nearly 400 miles. Forget that the car is gorgeous (you'll barely be able to see it when it tops out at 235 mph) and just revel in the sheer awesomeness of a car producing that much power from seawater alone.

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Sports Cars

Aston Martin V12 Vantage S Roadster

Yes, it's a droptop, but it's not just any droptop — the Aston Martin V12 Vantage S Roadster is the fastest, most powerful droptop the British brand has ever produced. The 6.0L V12 engine is to thank, pumping out 565 horses, and paired with a Sportshift III 7-speed transmission that helps propel the car from 0-60 in just 3.9 seconds on its way to a top speed of 201 mph. Other highlights include an all-new, lightweight exhaust system, carbon ceramic disc brakes, a generous helping of carbon fiber — most notably in the blacked-out grille — and three-stage adaptive damping with specially-tailored Normal, Sport, and Track modes.

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Coupes

Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG Coupe

Get all of the class of the S-Class with all the sportiness of a two-door with the Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG Coupe. Powered by a 6.0L, biturbo V12 engine pushing out 621hp, the S65 can jet from 0 to 62 mph in just 4.1 seconds and is limited to a top speed of 186. Other features including a Speedshift Plus 7G-Tronic transmission sending power to the 20-inch forged rear wheels, Active Body Control (ABC), optional ceramic brakes, and all the interior refinements you'd expect from a top-of-the-line Mercedes, including a heads-up display, a large infotainment screen, a three-spoke steering wheel, and luxurious Nappa leather.

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Blue Apron

What are you eating for dinner tonight? If that question stumps you each night because you don't have time to stock your fridge or need some coaching in the kitchen, give Blue Apron a try. This handy service ships you all the fresh ingredients you need for three delicious meals for two people, per week. Ingredients are perfectly portioned for each recipe, take about 35 minutes to prepare, and come with step-by-step recipe cards to make cooking gourmet meals at home a cinch. There are options for most dietary preferences, so whether you're a carnivore, pescatarian, vegetarian, etc - there's an option to match.

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Trucks

1976 Mercedes-Benz 406 Unimog

When it comes to cars 30 years and older, it's tough to find them in great shape. Which is part of what makes this 1976 Mercedes-Benz 406 Unimog so appealing. Formerly used as an aircraft tug by the German Army, it spent its active duty garaged inside hangars, preserving its rugged body. The original 84hp six-cylinder diesel engine has approximately 3,300 hours on it, and is joined by a converter clutch, a power take-off shaft at the front, a "Schmidt" plate for attaching tools like a snowplow or loader, seat belts in the front and rear, new wheels and tires, refurbished seats, the unfortunately detached original speedometer, and a guarantee to draw the attention of off-roaders everywhere.

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Trucks

Devolro Diablo Toyota Tundra Expedition Truck

When a regular off-the-lot truck just won't cut it, it's time to go custom. But instead of spending tons of time piecing together the right parts, why not just pick up a Devolro Diablo Toyota Tundra Expedition Truck instead? This rugged machine packs a host of off-roading features, including a 5.7L TRD supercharged V8 cranking out 505hp, Brembo brakes, a 7" lift, 37" tires, heavy-duty replacement bumpers, a Warn winch, LED light bars, a fiberglass bed topper, a 46-gallon extended fuel tank, and a custom interior built as luxe or as light as you want it.

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Motorcycles

Ariel Ace Motorcycle

Building on the success of their racing-focused Atom, the chaps at Ariel have turned their attention to the two-wheel market. The Ariel Ace Motorcycle is the stunning result. Sporting a skeletal frame that recalls the Atom but is machined entirely from an aluminum alloy billet, this sporty bike is powered by a 1237cc, water-cooled Honda engine good for over 170hp, a top speed of 165mph and a 0-60 time of just 3.4 seconds. Beyond the specs, though, the Ace is incredibly customizable, sporting your choice of seats, handlebars, exhausts, brakes, tank sizes and styles, and front ends, with the promise that your entire cycle will be built by a single technician who signs his work when he's done.

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Sports Cars

Jaguar F-Type Project 7

There are few things in the world of motoring that bring about quite as much joy as a great concept turned production vehicle — and few are as eagerly anticipated as the Jaguar F-Type Project 7. Set to debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in celebration of the 60th anniversary of its inspiration, the D-Type, this two-seater roadster will be limited to a run of just 250 cars. Sporting a 542-horsepower supercharged five-liter V8 engine, this track-ready yet street-legal racer will feature an appropriately British racing green paint job with white accents and stripes. So pull on your fire suit and driving gloves, because this throwback sports car is meant to go fast.

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Motorcycles

Brasse 31BLK Kawasaki Ninja Mod Kit

The Kawasaki Ninja250 is a fine bike all on its own, but if you yearn for something a bit more unique, this Brasse 31BLK Kawasaki Ninja Mod Kit should do just fine. The first production mod kit for the Ninja250, it comes complete with two gullwing headlamps, a drag speedometer, a new rear fender assembly, right & left component/cover panels, plus options like a quick-release passenger seat, replacement right and left lower fairings, and a side-mount license plate bracket. But the best part? It also includes all the necessary tools in the kit, so you can transform your bike from the comfort of your garage.

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Motorcycles

Harley-Davidson Livewire Electric Motorcycle

It's okay. Re-read the headline. We'll wait. Yes, it's true: the American brand most associated with disturbingly loud two-wheeled vehicles is making one that's essentially... silent. The Harley-Davidson Livewire Electric Motorcycle is unfortunately not for sale (yet), but it will be available to ride at over 30 dealers across the country. As it mostly exists to gather feedback on an eventual, actually-for-sale electric bike, the specs are a little thin, but the thrill of riding down the road on a Harley incognito is enough of a draw on its own.

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Concept

Nissan Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo

Typically in the world of automotive racing video games, virtual reality follows actual reality — bringing real-life cars as accurately as possible into your console — but not with the Nissan Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo. This incredible concept car originated on the screen, allowing Nissan designers free reign in creating the car of their dreams. But this is no ordinary fantasy vehicle. Its design and functionality is the product of efforts from Nissan's own advanced engineering team, and serving as a digital exploration into the future of sportscars. Look for it as a download in Gran Turismo 6 this month, and on the streets some day in the not-so-distant future (we hope).

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SUVs & Wagons

2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Nighthawk

A truck meant for muddy paths, big rocks, and steep inclines doesn't necessarily have to look out of place on more civilized pavement — and the 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Nighthawk is something to behold whether on-road or off. Finished with matte magnesium metallic paint, sporting an interior covered in cocoa Bugatti leather, and riding on 22-inch American Force Burnout wheels, this Jeep from Starwood Motors is every bit the looker. And with a 3.6-liter supercharged V6 motor, a long-arm lift kit, upgraded Terra Flex brakes, and a host of other upgrades, it's tough enough to handle even the roughest conditions. Just don't let that gorgeous paint job stop you from putting it through its paces.

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Sports Cars

Porsche 911 Carrera S Martini Racing Edition

If you were able to pull your eyes away from World Cup Soccer this weekend for a little while, you may just have caught a bit of the 24 Hours of LeMans. And even though Porsche wasn't able to pull out a win against long-time rival Audi, that didn't stop them from releasing the 911 Carrera S Martini Racing Edition in honor of the world's oldest endurance sports car race. Sporting the signature Martini Racing stripes, this Carrera S features a 3.8-liter flat six with 400 horsepower, upgraded aerodynamics, black leather sport seats, and a Bose sound system (just in case you want to drown out the more vocal Audi supporters).

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Motorcycles

Ducati Monster 821 Motorcycle

Never inclined to let things go stale, Ducati has issued a new, lightweight addition to their line of Monster bikes — the Ducati Monster 821 Motorcycle. Weighing in at just under 400 pounds, this mid-sized machine sports a 112 horsepower, 67 pound feet of torque Testastretta 11-degree motor. Available in two color combinations — either the dark version, with a black frame and wheels, or the red version — the bike looks as good as it rides. It also features a full suite of electronics, including eight-level traction control, three-level ABS, and three-level ride-by-wire. The bike comes available in July, just in time to take advantage of summer riding weather.

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SUVs & Wagons

Ford Troller T4

Car people have gotten used to seeing things we can't have — whether it's some incredible concept vehicle, or a model that will never be available in our country — and the Ford Troller T4 is just another example of something we can see but never touch. Available only in Brazil, this is the no-frills SUV you've always wanted Ford to build for American consumers. While details on the power train are still scant, we do know that it has a 3.2-liter diesel engine and a six-speed manual transmission. It'll likely also feature a sky roof, high ground clearance for off-road use, adjustable sway bars, and more.

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Motorcycles

Deus Ex Machina Grievous Angel Motorcycle

Deus has been making small runs of gorgeous custom bikes for years now — creating some of the meanest-looking rides on two wheels the world has seen, and inspiring plenty of envy along the way — and the Deus Ex Machina Grievous Angel Motorcycle is one of their signature builds that has stood the test of time. Based on a Yamaha SR400, this cafe racer sports a clean and minimalist look with plenty of little details to excite riders and collectors everywhere. With front and rear disk brakes paired to gold calipers and braided lines, AVON Speedmaster tires, a ducktail seat, a bullet fairing, an underslung stubby exhaust, and murdered out in all black, this bike is guaranteed to turn heads and ride great doing it.

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Motorcycles

Bultaco Rapitan Motorcycle

Barcelona-based Bultaco made some great bikes back in the day, cranking them out from the late '50s to the early '80s. Now the brand is making a comeback, with its eyes set squarely on the future — and the Bultaco Rapitan Motorcycle is the first example. Forgoing conventional gas engines, the Rapitan is powered by a brushless electric motor that's good for 54 horsepower and a top speed of 90 mph, and offers features like regenerative braking, a built-in lithium-ion battery with an on-board charger and a range of 87 miles, a sleek design, a curb weight of under 420 pounds, and, thanks to that missing gas tank, room inside to store your helmet.

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Concept

Lamborghini 5-95 Zagato Concept

Nearly 50 years after their initial collaboration, these Italian carmakers are at it again, bringing us the Lamborghini 5-95 Zagato Concept — a dressed-up Gallardo with some of the most absurdly-beautiful curves we've seen in a while. With aggressive front fenders, a wind deflector placed in front of the windshield, wraparound glass, bubbles, and air intakes galore, the car pays homage to past collaborations with the Milanese coach-maker. Around back, it sports a shortened trunk to help show off some of the mechanicals emerging from its 5.2-liter V10 that produces nearly 600 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque through all four wheels.

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