Just before the 60th anniversary of Aston Martin's 1959 win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, they announced that they would be returning to the Circuit de Sarthe — with the Valkyrie hypercar. The World Endurance Championship will be forming a new hypercar-based class as the top level of competition in 2021, meaning the time is perfect for Aston Martin's re-entry into the series. The biggest modification needed to get the Valkyrie prepped for racing will be detuning it's 6.5-liter, 1,200 horsepower V12 to conform to the regulations. Whether the Valkyrie's hybrid system will make it into the race is unknown; the FIA doesn't require it but it would have to be placed in the same spot as the production version. With the input by Red Bull's F1 team and Cheif Designer Adrian Newey, Aston Martin looks well-prepared to be a contender at Le Mans in 2021.

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Ming Ferrari Collection

RM Sotheby's has a surprise for its Monterey auction coming up in August — possibly the most immaculate grouping of youngtimer Ferrari's in the world. All the cars come from the Ming collection, spanning the best of the Prancing Horse for three decades from the 80s to the 2010s. The crown jewel of the lot is undoubtedly the 2006 Ferrari FXX, a track-only development version of the Enzo that has been essentially untouched, having only been raced once at the presentation event at the Fiorino track. The FXX comes with three FXX Programme travel cases full of factory track support equipment and an unused race suit and helmet. Only 30 were made, and they very rarely come up for sale. Other highlights include a 1984 512 BBi with 2,500 miles and factory plastic delivery film on the door seals; a two-owner 1991 F40; and a 1997 F355 Spyder with just 704 miles on the clock.

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Aston Martin Valhalla Coupe

The stablemate to Aston Martin's Valkyrie hypercar now has a name — the Valhalla. Continuing the decades-old tradition of using v-names for its highest-performing models, the Valhalla also continues the Aston Martin's more recent Norse mythology naming trend. Developed alongside the Valkyrie, the Valhalla will be powered by an F1-inspired hybrid twin-turbo V6 powerplant along with chassis and aerodynamic design input by the Red Bull F1 team and legendary engineer Adrian Newey. Aston Martin also dropped a hint that a convertible version might be in the works, saying that 500 coupe versions of the Valhalla will be built.

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Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Coupe

Porsche's 718 lineup is getting two more models for 2020 — the GT4 coupe and Spyder. While the 911 has grown and gotten more comfortable over the years, the 718 is rapidly creeping up on Porsche's most identifiable model as the true enthusiast's choice. The GT4 and Spyder both feature a 4-liter naturally-aspirated boxer six making 414 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque — all in a flyweight mid-engine chassis weighing just 3100 pounds. This is enough to push the GT4 from 0-60 in 4.2 seconds and on to a top speed of 187 MPH. The chassis has Porsche's PASM active suspension system, and astoundingly, a real six-speed manual transmission — the kind with a third pedal and lever. If all that wasn't enough to make get the purists excited, the Spyder is arguably one of Porsche's best-looking cars ever, with everything mentioned on the GT4 and style reminiscent of the 911 Speedster. Both cars are available for order now.

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Alpine A110 S Coupe

Alpine relaunched in 2017 to rave reviews for its mid-engine, ultra-lightweight sports car. Now they're upping the performance with the A110 S, with a more powerful turbocharged four-cylinder and improved suspension. Horsepower is up to 288, an increase of almost 40 over the base model. The flyweight aluminum A110 also loses even more weight thanks to a carbon fiber roof and Fuchs alloy wheels, new Brembo brakes and bi-material rotors. The interior gets orange contrast stitching with Dinamica upholstery. The A110 S will arrive later in 2019, but the one place it still won't be coming to is the US.

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Mansory Bugatti Chiron Centuria

How to improve on the Bugatti Chiron is a question no one has dared to ask — until now. Mansory has taken on the task of modifying a car that changed the entire idea of what street-legal cars were capable of, and while demand by definition won't be great, someone with one of the 500 Chirons has sprung for the package. What Mansory doesn't do is touch the 1,500 horsepower 8-liter W16 motor. The exterior, however, gets a much more sinister look thanks to carbon fiber body panels, side skirts, a rear wing along with a coat of Centuria blue paint. Turbine-style forged alloy wheels with carbon fiber coverings replace the stock ones, and a redesigned engine cover aims to offer better cooling to the quad-turbo motor. The interior also receives some changes, most notably with blue and aqua accents and quilted leather, along with a new steering wheel. The package will add another $2 million on top of the Chiron's astronomical $3 million price tag, making this a very limited edition indeed.

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Vandenbrink Ferrari 612 Shooting Brake

The marriage of sports car and wagon, the shooting brake is one of the best ideas to come out of Europe. What we know as the shooting brake started with Italian coachbuilders in the early 60s, taking sports cars from the likes of Aston Martin and Ferrari and adding an extended wagon-esque extended roofline. Dutch company Vandenbrink Design took a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti 2+2 and completely redesigned the bodywork in-house with a unique shooting brake style. With its true 2+2 GT layout and 5.7-liter, 540 horsepower V12, the 612 Scaglietti is the perfect base for such a project. Vandenbrink's sweeping roofline incorporates two skylights over the rear seats and incorporates a small spoiler at the rear of the roof. The new bodywork meets perfectly with the rear, where the original four round taillights are retained. A well-engineered, one-off custom, this is one of the most unique custom Ferraris ever.

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Stockx Marketplace

You already know StockX is the place for limited edition sneakers and streetwear, but they also offer a wide selection of quality timepieces. Their open marketplace has everything from the most sought after Rolex Submariner and Omega Speedmaster, to more accessible options like the Casio G-Shock. After you find the perfect watch, buyers can place bids using real-time data provided alongside the product. There's no reason to stress about quality because once you've made a purchase, StockX will authenticate and verify the condition before shipping it out.

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Allbirds Tree Runners

Lightweight and breezy, Allbirds Tree Runners are made using FSC certified eucalyptus tree fiber that is breathable and environmentally friendly. Each pair delivers the signature comfort Allbirds is known for, making them perfect for your next adventure this summer. They go with just about anything you're wearing, pack light, and stay comfy during every phase of your summer travel itinerary. The newest colorway — Sunkissed — is inspired by natural colors at the beach, making them an excellent choice for your next getaway or the time spent dreaming of the sand while you're stuck in the office.

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Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato Continuation Coupe

After 4,500 hours of intensive labor using original manufacturing techniques and modern methods, the first Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato continuation will be making its debut at the place that led to its creation — the Circuit de la Sarthe during the 2019 24 Hours of Le Mans. The original DB4 GT Zagato was a thoroughbred race car, built to challenge Ferrari on race tracks around the world. Only 19 were built, and this DB4 GT would be right at home with its period competitors. Finished in Rosso Maja, Aston Martin matched the paint using masters from the original supplier. The interior is finished in Obsidian Black leather and is equipped with an FIA-approved roll cage and a carbon fiber racing seat. A 4.7-liter inline six makes 390 horsepower and drives the rear wheels through a four-speed manual transmission. As exacting and beautiful as the first 19, this DB4 GT Zagato is truly a modern classic.

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2019 Ultima RS Coupe

As good as the cars wearing the prancing horse and the raging bull are, for the true driving enthusiast, there's really only one contender — the Ultima RS. Founded in 1992, Ultima Sports has been making street-legal race cars that are among the highest-performing autos ever made. The Ultima RS modifies the Ultima chassis to accept all current Chevrolet LT V8 engines. From the base 450 horsepower LT to the supercharged motor current Corvette ZR1, the classic combination of American power and British chassis makes the RS a formidable competitor. For the truly insane, a 1,200 horsepower supercharged V8 is also available, making the RS a Le Mans racer for the street.

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2020 BMW M8 Coupe & Convertible

BMW has been hard at work on their flagship M8 grand tourer. The race car version of the M8, the M8 GTE, has been competing in the IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship with a win at the 24 Hours of Daytona. BMW has been incorporating all that experience in the production version, which will be hitting showrooms in 2019. A twin-turbo 4.4-liter V8 makes 619 horsepower, good for 0-60 times of three seconds and a top speed of 189 MPH in the M Competition model. The exterior styling features the latest iteration of the twin-kidney grille, with carbon fiber surrounds, rear spoiler, and roof with the option M Carbon package. The interior sports Merino leather and several trim options, including carbon fiber, wood, and piano black, and a matching Alcantara headliner. A 12.3" infotainment display is standard, along with the latest BMW driver assists. Add in other options like carbon ceramic brakes, and you have the best GT BMW has ever produced.

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Porsche 935 Custom Liveries

There's no shortage of classic race-winning liveries for Porsche's original 935 race car, and these renders of the new 935 recall some of the company's greatest moments. With designer Grant Larson and the Porsche's in-house team, the new 935 wears some of the most iconic colors in the team's history. The Gulf livery, worn by the Le Mans-dominating 917, is here, along with the red-and-yellow of the MOMO Racing 935 that won at Spa. The sinister gold-and-black of Team Kremer's Group 5 John Player Special is represented, along with the Martini Racing colors of the 935 production model.

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1988 Porsche 959 Komfort

In 1988, Dr. Friedrick Christian Flick ordered a highly-customized version of Porsche's top model — the 959 — through the Special Wishes. Only 284 959s were made, and about 20-25 were had the exclusive customization Porsche's Special Wishes could provide. Dr. Flick ordered his 959 in black, one of only three to come from the factory in that color, with black wheels and a caramel leather interior. Dr. Flick also specified all three interior options and a special steering wheel. All interior surfaces were cover in leather, from the air vents to window switches, along with black carpeting. The car was serviced at the Porsche factory during Flick's ownership, before being sold and coming to the US. Now converted to better-performing 959 S specs, the car includes all of its "Komfort" parts. Perfectly maintained and with just 26,000 miles, this is one of the rarest 959s ever made.

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Ferrari SF90 Stradale Sports Car

The first hybrid Ferrari. The first 4WD Ferrari. The first flagship Ferrari to have a V8. All those firsts add up to one thing: the SF90 Stradale, the most powerful Ferrari ever made. Pairing a 769 hp, 4.0L twin-turbo V8 with a trio of electric motors good for a total of 217 hp — one on each front wheel and one between the engine and gearbox — it goes from 0-62 mph in just 2.5 seconds, hits 124 in just 6.7 seconds, and has a top speed of 211. It also has an active aero system that can create up to 860 lbs of downforce at 155 mph; an even higher-performance version, the Assetto Fiorano, will shed 66 lbs of weight via carbon fiber and titanium components and offer even greater downforce. Named to honor the 90th anniversary of the Scuderia Ferrari racing team, we can't wait to see what they're cooking up for the 100th.

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Novitec Widebody Ferrari 812 Superfast Coupe

The idea of upgrading Ferrari's front-engine 812 Superfast sounds crazy for a car that comes with a 6.5-liter V12 and 789 horsepower from the factory. Novitech can find ways to improve even those numbers with their widebody kit for the 812, improving top speed and adding 40 more horsepower. New wind tunnel-tested carbon fiber bodywork adds five inches to the track of the 812 and allows the car to cut through the air for a top speed of 214 MPH. A quad-exhaust system and ECU increases power, bringing 0-60 down to 2.8 seconds, available in either stainless steel or superlight Inconel. A hydraulic front lift system protects your investment — a wise choice considering the $370,000 price for the car.

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Porsche 935 Build Slot

When Porsche announced it was building an updated version of its legendary 935 race car, all 77 slots were sold out almost immediately. One of these 77 buyers had a change of heart — or more likely, the opportunity to line their own pockets proved irresistible — and is selling their spot on the build list for over twice Porsche's $817,000 asking price. While immediately flipping limited-release supercars is nothing new — see John Cena's Ford GT debacle and Porsche's own 911 R and Cayman GT4 woes — it's highly likely this buyer will be thrown out of Porsche's good graces. While the legal ramifications are unclear, buying this build slot could be risky with $1.6 million on the line, and could be a bitter loss no matter how well-heeled the buyer.

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Indochino Corby Micro Houndstooth Suit

Wedding season is just around the corner, which means it's the perfect time to invest in a new suit. Built with top quality components and thoughtful construction, Indochino suits are custom made to your unique measurements and specifications. This Corby Micro Houndstooth suit is an excellent example, featuring a limited issue fabric with a subtle pattern for a touch of texture. It's made with 100% Merino wool, so it stays breathable and comfortable when the heat gets turned up in the boardroom, or when the sun beats down during the happy couple's big day. Each suit is custom made based on your measurements and all suit jackets are half canvassed with fully canvassed lapels, bullhorn buttons, lightweight shoulder pads, and high-quality collar felts.

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Nomad Rugged AirPod Cases

AirPods are great, As a result, they're also becoming increasingly ubiquitous. The Nomad AirPod Rugged Case protects their charging case while also giving it a unique look. Its two-piece construction incorporates a black polycarbonate shell and brown, USA-sourced Horween leather, giving the little white capsule a whole different personality. As a bonus, it will wear and develop its own patina over time, making it a great combination for a leather iPhone case. The cases now support AirPods wireless charging.

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Aston Martin On Her Majesty's Secret Service DBS Superleggera Coupe

50 years ago, On Her Majesty's Secret Service began filming. The sixth film in the James Bond franchise starred 007 and the latest in British grand touring machinery — an olive green Aston Martin DBS — going up against super-villain Blofeld. To commemorate the anniversary, Aston Martin is producing 50 special edition DBS Superleggera's in olive green that matches the paint scheme of the film's other star. Along with the color, the super GT comes with carbon fiber aerodynamic pieces and diamond-turned, forged wheels. The 5.2-liter, twin-turbo V12 is unchanged, making 715 horsepower, something that even Bond and his well-funded antagonist could only dream of in 1969. The interior comes in black with red trim, and each of the 50 buyers will get to choose a custom drinks case that fits perfectly in the trunk — for when arriving at your destination demands a shaken martini.

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2005 Ford GT Merkury 4 Coupe

The first-generation Ford GT has become a modern masterpiece, with values skyrocketing in recent years. Just over 4,000 were made, and each time one comes up for sale, there's sure to be more than a few well-heeled prospective buyers. This 2005 Ford GT is even more desirable, being just one of four Merkury cars modified under the supervision of Camilo Pardo, the chief designer of the concept and original production versions. The car is painted in chemically bonded Mirrachrome that took over a year to complete along with fluorescent Gulf livery that recalls the GT40 cars that raced at Daytona and Sebring. A second-generation supercharger and cold air intake boost power to 750 at the rear wheels, and other upgrades include HRE center lock wheels. Fully documented and showing just 4,000 miles, this Ford GT is unlike any other on the market.

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2020 McLaren GT Coupe

McLaren's fifth new model in its Track25 strategy is the GT, with the promise of being the most comfortable road car the company has produced. As the name implies, the GT is built to be a grand touring car, with plenty of interior room and storage for long trips or getting clubs to the golf course — with a mid-engine layout. Despite its comfort focus, the GT doesn't skimp on McLaren performance. A 4-liter twin-turbo V8 makes 610 horsepower, good for 3.1 second 0-60 sprints and a top speed of 203 MPH. Using the MonoCell II-T monocoque as a base, hydraulic dampers have a Comfort mode and active aerodynamics on the exterior. Despite the emphasis on making yourself at home on long journeys, the GT has plenty of McLaren's track-focused DNA.

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2019 Hennessey Corvette ZR1 Coupe

With the all-new mid-engine Corvette getting closer to dealers by the day, Hennessey is sending the last front-engine Vette out with a bang. Hennessey is offering three ultra-performance packages for the 2019 ZR1 — the HPE850, HPE1000, and HPE1200 with 850, 1,000, and 1,200 horsepower respectively. The HPE1200 gets thorough upgrades to the supercharged 6.2-liter V8, from a ported factory super to new camshafts, high-flow stainless steel exhaust and catalytic converters, and upgraded eight-speed auto transmission or stock seven-speed manual. To get all 1,2000 horsepower and 1,066 lb-ft of torque, you'll need racing fuel — on 93 octane pump gas, 1,1000 horsepower is available. Hennessey didn't release performance specs on the HPE1200, but the HPE1000 hits 0-60 in 2.3 seconds with a top speed of 230 MPH, so expect significantly better numbers with 200 more horses.

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Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Volante

The DBS Superleggera is the halo car in Aston Martin's super GT lineup, and the only thing it's missing is what it isn't missing — the roof. That oversight is now corrected with the DBS Superleggera Volante, along with being the fastest convertible Aston Martin has ever produced. Much more than just simply removing the top and adding some canvas, Aston Martin performed a number of enhancements to keep performance in line with the coupe, including modified bodywork and a revised Aeroblade II system to help reduce lift, increase downforce, and allow the DBS Superleggera Volante to reach a top speed of 211 MPH. The 5.2-liter, 715 horsepower V12 remains unchanged, and special attention was paid to the convertible top to maintain the sleek lines of the DBS. Deliveries of the DBS Superleggera Volante will start later in 2019.

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Aston Martin Vantage V12 Zagato Heritage Twins

Italian auto design house Zagato's 100th anniversary is in full swing, and their 60-year partnership with Aston Martin is taking center stage. A limited production run of two Zagato-bodied Vantage V12s, a speedster and coupe, will be produced by Vynamic GmbH, which campaigns Aston Martins in the German DTM racing series. 19 of each will be made for a total of 38. Specs for the two cars weren't released, but performance above that of the standard Vantage V12 is to be expected.

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2018 Italdesign Zerouno Coupe

Founded in 1968 by design legend Giorgetto Giugiaro, Italdesign introduced its first production car in 2017. Named the Zerouno or "Zero One", it uses a 610 horsepower Lamborghini V10, seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, and all-wheel drive on an aluminum chassis and wrapped in carbon fiber bodywork. Performance figures are expectedly stratospheric, with 0-60 coming in 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 205 MPH. Five were produced, and each one is a bespoke model tailored specifically to the buyer. This Zerouno is in virtually new condition, with the only miles on the car being from factory testing and delivery. If Italian sports cars are your passion, this ultra-rare machine deserves a place in your collection.

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2017 Lamborghini Huracan Rally Car

Most Lamborghini owners wouldn't think of putting a wheel in the dirt — but Alex Choi isn't your typical Lamborghini owner. Choi's YouTube channel and Daily Driven Exotics appearances would appall purists, and Choi's latest build is his craziest yet. Choi took his 2017 Huracan to the experts at Sheepey to create a rally version of the supercar capable of withstanding the punishment of offroad racing. The twin-turbocharged car got an external roll cage that replaces much of the Huracan's bodywork and carries up to 43 different lighting configurations. Two air intakes and an air-to-air intercooler are mounted on the rear, and a suspension lift makes sure the car doesn't get hung up on obstacles. While it may offend some people, the latest incarnation of Choi's Huracan definitely turns heads.

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Aston Martin Rapide E All-Electric Sports Car

Aston Martin's first all-electric vehicle is ready to order. Limited to 155 units, the Rapide E sedan packs an 800-volt electrical system with a 65 kWh, 5,600-cell lithium-ion battery pack good for 602 horsepower and 700 lb-ft of torque. Performance will be better than the V12 Rapide AMR, with sub-four second 0-60 times, although top speed is limited to 155 MPH. The Rapide E will charge 185 miles per hour on a 400-volt 50kW charger, with 300 miles per hour on a 100kW 800-volt charger. The GT sedan can travel 200 miles on a single charge, and comes with all the luxury one would expect from Aston Martin. The Rapide E will start deliveries in 2020.

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Next-Generation Chevrolet Corvette Coupe

GM has finally confessed to the worst-kept secret in the history of Detroit — the next Corvette will be a mid-engined supercar designed to compete with the likes of Ferrari and Porsche. GM has hinted at a mid-engine Corvette since 1959 with the CERV I, or Chevrolet Engineering Research Vehicle, up through the CERV III concept from 1990. But this time it's real, the full reveal happens July 18, 2019, and production is expected to begin in the fall of this year. While anything ahead of the unveiling is strictly conjecture, it's been widely reported that the base model will pack a twin-turbo 5.5-liter DOHC flat-crank V8 making 600 to 800 horsepower depending on the model, and a hybrid all-wheel-drive system making 1,000. While some may grumble, if the Corvette wants to stay relevant it needed to change — and building the ultimate mid-engine Vette is the best way to do it.

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1995 Bugatti EB110 SS Coupe

Bugatti was reborn in 1991 when the EB110 GT was unveiled in 1991 in Paris, exactly 100 years after founder Ettore Bugatti's birth. A supercar in every way, the EB110 GT packed a quad-turbo V12, all-wheel-drive and was a fitting return to production for Bugatti. Shortly after the introduction of the EB110 GT, the reborn Bugatti improved the model with the EB110 SS, adding 50 horsepower to the 3.5-liter V12 and shaving over 350 pounds, thanks to generous carbon fiber and a stripped-down interior. The EB110 SS pictured here is the last one to leave the original factory before the company folded in 1995. Only 30 EB110 SS models were built, and this particular car is in absolutely immaculate condition. Registered to the factory, this car was sold to a company in Luxembourg before being bought by the current owner. With its rarity and impressive performance even by today's standards, this EB110 SS is already a classic.

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Ferrari P80/C Track Car

One extremely well-heeled customer is about to receive the most radical one-off car in Ferrari's illustrious history — the P80/C. Designed as a modern take on the classic P330 sports car prototype with elements of the 1966 Dino 206 S, the P80/C is a track-only monster that features the latest in Ferrari's formidable engineering. The project began in 2015, starting with the 488 GT3 as a platform, meaning it has the twin-turbo V8 and seven-speed dual clutch gearbox of the original, along with a similar interior — or lack thereof. That's where the similarities end, as the P80/C has completely original bodywork that emphasizes style and aerodynamic performance beyond even the 488 GT3. From the concave windshield to the aluminum pillars over the engine bay and a completely exposed rear that shows all the glorious mechanicals, the P80/C is easily the most aggressive one-off Ferrari has made.

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Aston Martin DBS GT Zagato Coupe

Italian design house Zagato is celebrating their 100-year anniversary in 2019 and over 60 years of partnering with Aston Martin for some of the most beautiful cars ever made. To mark the event, Aston Martin is releasing the DBS GT Zagato, an all-new design that rides on the DBS Superleggera platform. Seen here in official renderings, the DBS GT Zagato features some of the design hallmarks of the original DB4 GT Zagato, like the forward-sloping grille and long front-engine profile. Expect the 715 horsepower, twin-turbo V12 to return from the DBS Superleggera, with similar performance figures. Only 19 will be made, and for the $7.9 million price tag, Aston Martin will throw in one of 19 DB4 GT Zagatos, making for the ultimate British sports car duo.

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Ares Design Panther ProgettoUno Coupe

Ares Design is bringing the classic lines of the DeTomaso Pantera back in a modern, updated design. The Panther's carbon fiber body rides on a donor Lamborghini Huracan chassis, meaning that the Panther has an excellent naturally-aspirated V10, all-wheel-drive, and great handling. The interior is bespoke according to each customer's taste, with generous amounts of Alcantara, Nappa leather, and carbon fiber throughout. The body was designed with the help of computational fluid dynamics, meaning it isn't just there to look good — it also provides good aerodynamics, along with LED popup headlights. Ares plans to make 70 Panthers over the next five years making it a very rare car based on the already-rare Huracan.

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