A 1949 Mercury Coupe (part of a line of repurposed vehicles left with their authentic dings, weathering and rusty patinas intact from US firm Icon).
Crucially, the 69 year old shell conceals a 400bhp dual electric motor and a Tesla battery with a 320km range.
Gnarled oak and hawthorn roots transformed into spindly-legged, fantastical, slightly unnerving creatures by UK artist Tach Pollard.
Behold the McLaren Speedtail – the quickest, longest (some say the ugliest, arguably the most distinctive-looking) hypercar the brand has ever produced.
A three-seater, the driver sits centrally with two rear passengers at either shoulder.
1035bhp. 0-300km/h (186mph) in 12.8 seconds. Top speed 402km/h (250mph).
Only 106 will be made and the first will be delivered in 2020.
Yours for €2,000,000. No wait – put your money away – they’ve all been spoken for already
Behold: the Nissan 370Z Project Clubsport 23 Coupe – currently on show at SEMA 2018.
A new take on the ten year old 370Z with upgraded springs, suspension and manual transmission powered by the 3.0l 400bhp twin-turbo V6 from the Infiniti Q50 400 Red Sport.
Behold: Residence 950 – a 9,500 square foot home in San Francisco’s salubrious Russian Hill neighbourhood with spectacular views across the entire Bay Area. A garden filled with ancient olive trees, a Norwegian stone infinity pool, a glass elevator linking all four floors with three bedrooms, a two-storey art gallery, wellness centre and an underground garage for four cars displayed on turntables.
Yours for a mere $45,000,000 (€39,500,000)
Similar to but legally distinct from actual cosplay.
