4 into 1, right out the side.

Somewhere, in an unassuming shop in Japan, there lurks a raging bull.

Just another amazing Idlers 911.

So mean looking! Awesome!

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I'd love a loud, brash muscle car to bomb around in. One day.

Always wanted a '69 Charger. I'm such a sucker for the headlight covers.

I love the vintage looking color scheme on this Honda.

This 1959 Porsche 356A Convertible D (chassis 86668) has been owned by the seller for 15 years. It was raced as far back as the 1960′s according to the seller, who has been in touch with the owner from that time, and was modified in Speedster style with a genuine Speedster windshield frame and folding top, as well as desirable Carrera-spec wide front drum brakes. The seller rebuilt the 912 engine currently in the car 10 years ago and has used it for both vintage racing and road driving ever since. The sale includes many spares including engines and wheels. It is now available outside Boston, Massachusetts for $115k.

Fine looking 409 roadster.

The clean, all black theme looks so menacing here.

Mmm, low 55 Buicks! I'd love to have one to cruise the blvds in.

That is a PROPER pimp-mobile right there.

If you can afford a Rolls, you can afford to take it out in a field and blow some donuts.

Sure, the paint job is screaming, but it's a Lambo. What do you expect?

Lugnegård Design Milton Motors 79 Coupe

A buddy snapped this pic in Florida the other week.

I like my garage to be mobile just in case I decide to drive one of my OTHER cars....

Dodge charger daytona "Superbird" that is in fast and furious 6.

Zonda in city traffic. That's balls.

Great collection of Bimmers filling up!

SLR-722 on the docks in Monaco.

Have an extra $4.6M to spend - then I have a car for you!

Celebrating 50 years in business in the automotive industry is no small feat. We’ve all seen them come and go. Yet, Lamborghini lasts and in great style.

Witness the new Lamborghini Veneno. She’s a 740 horsepower 6.5 liter V12 monster, with a seven-speed transmission, a top speed of 220 mph, and a 0-62 time in less than three seconds. However, is you are spending near $5M for a car, I don’t think that you are interested in these specs. Undoubtedly you are more interested in exclusivity and bragging rights. Consider that a given.

I’m struck by it’s angular design and wonder if it will endure (think Cadillac XLR). However, the Gallardo has been a great seller despite it’s similar styling. I’m reminded of automotive origami. So many folds.

http://www.lamborghini.com/en/home/#!slide/1579

The Lamborghini Canto was a prototype built by the italian automaker Lamborghini and designed by the automotive styling firm Carrozzeria Zagato as an exercise to study potential designs for the Diablo's replacement. Various versions of the Canto were shown to the then-president of Lamborghini but unfortunately, the project was canned and was not deemed suitable to wear the Lamborghini badge.

Sweet lines.

A display of 1954 Mercedes 300SL Gullwings.