Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus Boot Buggy

Film director and financier James Glickenhaus is an avid Ferrari collector and founder of Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus. Best known for their hypercars and Le Mans LMP1 project, Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus has taken a completely different direction for the Boot Buggy — a dedicated offroader influenced by Steve McQueen's Baja Boot and ready to run the Baja 1000 straight from the factory floor. The only difference between the race-ing version and the road-legal version is the motor: a 460-horsepower LT1 powers the road model, and the racing version gets a 650-horsepower LT4 and beefier transmission. Fully independent suspension with Fox shocks, BFGoodrich tires, and a 45-gallon fuel tank make this a serious competitor, and Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus aims to win the Baja 1000 with one.

Rabbit Island

Accessed by a footbridge on the banks of the Hudson River, Rabbit Island is like being transported into a dream sequence. The idyllic setting is shaped by natural rock gardens, old-growth trees, and native ferns and hostas surrounding a 4,427-square-foot home. Wooden beams, stone fireplaces, and a library give the 4-bedroom, 3-bath interior a cozy, cottage-like quality. Expansive glazing highlights views of the river in every room while a three-story observation tower affords panoramic vistas of the rural landscape. Wrapping the exterior, multiple decks, terraces, and an open-air gazebo offer various options to sip your morning coffee among the picturesque scenery. While the remote retreat feels like you're a world away, the property is just a four-minute walk from the New Hamburg train station.

Photos: Houlihan Lawrence

1962 Ferrari 400 Superamerica Series I Coupe

The Ferrari 400 Superamerica debuted in 1960 as the best road-going car the company had to offer. Powered by a Type 163 V-12, the Superamerica made 320 horsepower and was capable of 160 MPH — numbers that were impressive even for full-blooded race cars of the era. 46 were made between 1959 and 1964, with each one costing as much as a Rolls-Royce, with all but two wearing Pininfarina coachwork as seen on the example here. This 400 Superamerica is one of 14 made with a short-wheelbase chassis, making it even rarer, but the most astounding detail about this car is its fully-documented history and nearly unrestored condition. It received its Ferrari Classiche certification in 2004, and was thoroughly serviced with an eye towards preservation by Al Roberts of Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale, Florida at a cost of over $70,000. For all that, the car isn't a trailer queen — the car is driven regularly by its current owner and the same will be expected of its next when it comes to auction.

Photos: Gooding & Company

Virgin Galactic Spaceport America

The race to be the first viable commercial human spaceflight company is on, and with Spaceport American, Virgin Galactic hopes to get there first. It's set on 27 square miles of New Mexico desert, with a Foster + Partners-designed building — dubbed the Gateway to Space — as the highlight. The Gateway serves as a vehicle hangar, mission control, and a hub for astronaut training and preparation. Like any good aviation hub, it also appears to have a lounge from which you can enjoy a drink while watching the flights come and go.

Bugatti Centodieci Coupe

Created to celebrate the brand's 110th anniversary, the Bugatti Centodieci Coupe is an incredibly limited tribute to the EB110 of the '90s. Only 10 of the 1,600 hp machines will be built, each powered by an 8.0L W16 engine with a host of carbon fiber components that let it come in 44 pounds under the Chiron. As a result, it can move from 0-62 in 2.4 seconds, hit 186 mph in just 13.1, and go on to an electronically limited top speed of 236. Available exclusively in white, it has five circular intakes, wedge-shaped LED headlights, and an overall shape that evokes the EB110, but undoubtedly stands on its own.

Novitec Ferrari 488 Pista Sports Package

Whether it's a Tesla or an Italian supercar, German tuner Novitec has something to make it perform better than it did when it left the factory. The Ferrari 488 Pista is widely considered to be one of the best cars to come from the Prancing Horse's stable, and Novitec has finished development on a package of components that make it even better. Novitec's N-Tronic ECU and freer-flowing stainless steel exhaust combine to bring the twin-turbo V8's output to 802 horsepower from the stock 710. Wind tunnel-developed carbon fiber body pieces improve the Pista's already-excellent aerodynamics, with a front blade spoiler that reduces lift and side skirts that improve the underbody tray's downforce. Lighter 21-inch front and 22-inch rear Novitec wheels replace the stock versions, and a hydraulic suspension system lowers the car by over an inch. If you thought the 488 Pista couldn't get better, Novitec is here to prove you wrong.

Casa Sombreros

Patagonia's surreal landscapes make it a dream destination for a rural retreat but its remote location makes it less than ideal to build one. Casa Sombreros overcomes the challenge with a prefab construction. Overlooking Patagonia's largest lake, the shingled dwelling is made entirely from prefabricated materials and was assembled in five months. It's comprised of two intersecting volumes perched over the bank on steel stilts. The foundation is secured directly to the bedrock for added stability while contributing minimal disruption to the existing terrain. Internally, native timber lines the open living spaces, a complement to the rugged scenery viewed from east-facing glazing. Wrapped in oak decks, the interior effortlessly transitions to the outdoors for unobstructed views of the glacial waters and the Andes mountain in the distance.

Photos: Nico Saieh / SAA Arquitectura + Territorio

Aston Martin Automotive Galleries & Lairs

A fine automobile is like a work of art — it deserves to be on display, not locked in a garage. Aston Martin Automotive Galleries & Lairs promises to design dedicated areas or even entire houses around the owner's most prized rolling possessions. As part of the marquee's Q by Aston Martin bespoke service, the Aston Martin Design Team works with world-renowned architects to create Bond villain-like displays for some of the world's best rides.

Icon 1949 Hudson Derelict Coupe

When a repeat client wanted something that reflected the culture of Nashville, Icon came up with a barn-found Hudson and added some classic rock 'n roll style. The 1949 Hudson rides on a custom-built adjustable independent suspension that integrates into the car's semi-unibody structure with Brembo disc brakes at all four corners. And the new owner is going to need that stopping power — a supercharged LS9 is under the hood, making 630 horsepower. Every Icon is unique, and the interior is truly one-of-a-kind — Icon founder Jonathan Ward personally spent 400 hours creating the wild-caught alligator and Moores & Giles leather seating and trim. Touches like a translucent blue steering wheel with the original Hudson center cap and a CNC'd aluminum dash and HVAC controls make this creation unlike anything else you'll find on the road.

Private White Loro Piana Travel Blazer

Operating out of the last remaining clothing factory in Manchester, England, the Private White produces modern luxury garments while controlling the entire supply chain of each one. Made in the factory that previously produced clothing for literal kings, queens, presidents, and Prime Ministers, and Hollywood icons, their Loro Piana Travel Blazer stands out in the luxurious collection. Not because it is the most fashion-forward or priciest piece in the collection, but instead because it is perhaps the most practical, wearable, and classic garment the Private White produces. It's practicality stems from the lightweight, custom-developed Loro Piana fabric that's given their signature Storm System treatment to make it waterproof and damn-near wind-proof. Ideal for travel as the name implies, the fabric looks proper even if a tad wrinkled from the journey, and an internal zippered pocket keeps passports and cash secure. The formality of the blazer can be toned down by flipping the collar to reveal a hidden button that can fasten the coat all the way up as more of a raincoat than blazer. It's the perfect weight for transitional seasons and can go from jet-way to business meeting to dinner date with ease. Navy in hue and finished with Military-grade copper hardware from RIRI of Switzerland.

Material: Custom-developed 60% Wool, 40% Nylon blend from Loro Piana.

Fit: Regular, not too slim, not too full. Take your most common size.

Origin: Made in Manchester, England of Italian-sourced fabric.

1953 Aston Martin DB3S Works Race Car

The mid-'50s were the Golden Age of sports car racing. Hand-built cars designed on pen and paper by some of the most innovative engineers in automotive history required every ounce of skill and nerve a driver possessed. Tracks like Le Mans, the Mille Miglia, and the Green Hell of the Nurburgring were little more than public roadways closed off — and sometimes not even that — for racing, and technology often pushed the human pilots over the edge of disaster. This was the stage that the Aston Martin DB3S entered into in 1953, as a radical development of the then-aging DB3. W.O. Bentley and Professor Robert Eberan von Eberhorst of Auto Union substantially lightened the car to make the most of its 3.0-liter inline-six. The works DB3S/2 pictured here competed at Le Mans, Silverstone, and the Millie Miglia, driven by legends like Peter Collins and Eric Thompson. One of the most historically significant Aston Martins, it will bring a price to match its racing pedigree.

2019 Rolls-Royce Ghost Zenith Collection

Ten years after its introduction at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show, the Rolls-Royce Ghost is nearing the end of production. An undeniable hit for Rolls-Royce, the Ghost is getting a proper send-off at the peak of its run with the Zenith Collection. The 200EX concept from which the Ghost derived has a place of honor in each of the 50 Zenith models. Inspired by blueprints, an enlarged engraving carved from an ingot made from the 200EX was divided into 50 pieces and is mounted on the center console. Occupants will get treated to a spectacular show in addition to being swathed in luxury, with the Shooting Star starlight headliner configuration. Stars will shoot randomly from front to back, making an already incredible experience even more unforgettable.

retaW Car Tags

That cedar tree hanging from your rearview mirror in your post-college car didn't do you any favors, we both know it. And since you and your car have both gotten more sophisticated since those days, it's time to freshen things with something equally as tasteful in both looks and scent. retaW's car tags do the job, putting subtle but noticeable scents of champagne and bergamot, patchouli and vanilla, lily and cassis, or fresh milled Japanese soap in to your ride. Don't worry if you've decided to ditch the ride altogether, they work equally as well hung in closets or stuck in to large drawers to keep small spaces and clothing smelling fresh and noticeable, just like you.

Scents:

Allen: Lily / Cassis
Evelyn: Champagne / Bergamot
Barney: Fresh Milled Soap
Natural Mystic: Vanilla / Patchouli

Porta Volta Garage Conversion

Housed in a former 19th-century auto repair garage, the Porta Volta Garage Conversion fuses its historic roots with contemporary finishes and custom furniture to create a modern loft in Milan. The building's original arches and exposed brick walls create a dramatic backdrop for the open living space. A larch wood ceiling complements the classic details while concrete walls and furniture, fittings, and fixtures designed by the architect add to the industrial atmosphere. As a tribute to the owner's passion for sailing, the home incorporates subtle nautical references including wide-lank oak floors resembling the decking on boats, wooden stairs in the shape of propellers, and slate-colored bathroom tile from Liguria — a maritime destination frequented by the client. The centerpiece of the interior is the staircase. Its spiral steps transport inhabitants to upper-level's master bedroom through a two-story concrete cylinder.

Photos: Matteo Piazza / Tomo Architects

Casino Royale Yacht Charter

Party like Le Chiffre aboard the Casino Royale with this charter. The 108-foot Sunseeker yacht was delivered in 2004 and was the same craft featured multiple times in the Bond film of the same name. It accommodates up to eight guests across four cabins, each with marble en suites, as well as four crew, and is located in the Mediterranean. The aft main deck offers an alfresco dining area, bar, and sun pad, with a jacuzzi and lounging area forward, while toys like a Sea-Doo, SUPs, and inflatable towables provide fun on the water.

2019 Gulf Heritage Edition Mustang Coupe

If you missed out on one of the Ford GT Heritage Editions in the Le Mans-winning Gulf livery, here's an opportunity that might make up for it — the officially-licensed Gulf Heritage Edition Mustang GT. While the Mustang isn't in quite the same high-tech, race-car-for-the-road category as the GT, it isn't far off performance-wise. The supercharged V8 makes 808 horsepower through either a 10-speed automatic or six-speed manual transmission. A host of carbon fiber aero pieces make the most of the airflow at speed and lowered suspension and massive Brembo brakes keep all that power on the pavement. The interior is redone in leather and Alcantara with Gulf accents and embroidered logos. The Gulf Heritage Edition Mustang GT is limited to 119 units and available exclusively through Brown Lee Ford.

Oliver Cabell Phoenix Sneaker

Aptly named, Oliver Cabell's Phoenix sneaker is made from repurposed plastic water bottles. The bottles are washed, shredded, melted, and pressed into a yarn which is then used to 3D print the shoe's breathable upper. Seven bottles are used to make each understated silhouette which is mated to a lightweight EVA sole. An odor-reducing liner and microfiber tongue enable sock-free wear, and should a smell begin to appear, they're machine washable, ensuring they're always fresh and clean. Available in black or white.

Rezvani Tank X SUV

If you require a little more from your luxury SUV than Rolls-Royce, Bentley, or Mercedes-Benz can provide, Rezvani has you covered. The Tank X is built on a Jeep Wrangler chassis, although little is retained except the frame and axles. Rezvani drops in a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 from the Dodge Demon with a few tweaks to bring horsepower up to over 1,000. Getting that hypercar-like power to the pavement are standard Fox 2.0 shocks with four inches of lift and Nitto Trail Grappler tires, with Fox 3.0 Extreme shocks with five inches of life available as an option. The interior is as luxurious as you'd expect, with plenty of leather and a large infotainment screen. For an additional $100k, you can upgrade to the Military Edition, with ballistic armor, thermal night vision, cloud-connected video surveillance, and above-military-grade EMP protection that will keep your electronics working even in the event of a (distant) nuclear blast.

Nike Adventure Club

Kids grow at astounding rates, and are notoriously rough on footwear — two reasons why buying shoes for them can be difficult. The Nike Adventure Club is out to change that. This subscription service provides kids with four, six, or 12 new pairs per year, ensuring they'll always have correct-fitting, non-destroyed kicks. Over 100 sneaker styles are available, and the shoes arrive in customized packaging, complete with adventure guides that encourage them to be active. Available for sizes 4C to 7Y (roughly ages 2-10), the first kits are shipping now.

Singita Kwitonda Lodge

Set on the edge of Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park, Singita's latest accommodation, the Kwitonda Lodge and Kataza House, is an ecotourism gem. It occupies 178 acres, across which eight suites and the four-suit Kataza villa are spread. The spaces are constructed with locally-sourced materials like volcanic rock, woven ceilings, and hand-fired brickwork. The resulting palette blends in well with its surroundings, while indoor-outdoor spaces help encourage a connection with nature. On-site herb and fruit gardens lend a farm-to-table approach to the mostly vegetable-based menu, and adventurous guests can visit the gear room for technical items and clothing before heading out on a gorilla-watching trek.