One vehicle that is an example of this is the Volkswagen Golf (currently sold in the Mk VI version, offered only with a 2.5-litre 5-cylinder petrol in the United States and Canada, but in Europe, it has 1.4, 1.4 TSI turbo, 1.6, 2.0, 2.0 turbo 4-cylinder and 3.2 V6 petrol and 1.9 SDI diesel and 2.0 TDI turbodiesel engines. The differences between market needs are not just reflected per equipment levels (in Europe the Golf offers multiple trim levels, compared to North America where it is only available in two versions, and sold as a premium hatchback rather than a workaday family car as in Europe.
Having a Porsche is cool enough and if it is the famous 911, then it is all the more better. But one guy decided that he needed more and so put on 40 kilos of gold armor on his Porsche 911 and carved it into this glittering vehicle in all-gold. Coming from the heart of Russia, this is probably the cultural heritage from the times of the Czars showing up. Hopefully he has a very good anti-theft system installed.
This is the original Batmobile and I think that pretty much is more than enough said about it. Set to be auctioned off at well over half a million dollars, it ultimately fetched a fortune for the movie makers. If you want to own a very cool and yet amazingly expensive car, then this is your best bet. There are not many like this around for sure.Available at $125,000 – $225,000, this is probably the best buy on the list in terms of both space available on the inside and the comfort level. The Escalade ESV comes incorporated with an Apple iPod audio-video system, DVD, digital surround sound and satellite HDTV. Since this is a special edition Cadillac and considering the place Cadillac has in the hearts of young and old, this surely makes the list. The outer face of the Escalade ESV sports a customized jewelry compilation from STRUT featuring a woven, diamond-mesh front trellis, enclosed with harmonizing side expels, all shaped from the premium stainless steel obtainable.Everyone knows about the Bugatti Veyron by now. Dubbed as the most expensive car in the world, till very recently, the Veyron costs a good $ 1.7 million and was indeed the most expensive street-legal car in the world. With 8.0-liter quad-turbo engine a and a top speed of 235 mph, the car has a lot more than the looks and the style to floor people
The Mercedes McLaren SLR is pretty classy, incredibly stylish and amazingly cool all by itself. Just take that and turn it up by several notches and you have the McLaren Mercedes SLR 722 GTR. This is all about driving out in the best and most expensive street-legal McLaren Mercedes in the world and if that does not make you popular in your local club, then nothing will. Priced at $ 1,103,140, only 21 of these are expected to be made. Better get in the line soon, if you still have a chance that is.This custom crafted Tetsu GTR Coupe might look like a bit of a joke when you look at its flowery hood and all-gold colored body, but do not be fooled. This is not car graphics at work but ancient Japanese art and plenty of gold- real gold that is. These custom crafted cars cost over $ 800,000 and only 29 of these would be made. I guess the most likely owners of the cars will hail from Japanese and Chinese royal families. A car with flowery hood for $ 800,000- that is a bit too much of a compromise for me.How can you have the list of to and not have a Ferrari in it? Enzo Ferrari, named after the founder of the company, is a fitting tribute to the man. The sizzling hot Ferrari with a price tag of around $ 700,000 is a car that integrates unmatchable Ferrari perfection with comfort and safety for the driver. Only 400 of these were ever made and the incredible aerodynamic design and the scarlet red make this my own personal favorite on the list.
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