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23rd Feb 2023
The driver of the Smart Car thought the little city car was nibble enough to make it up the steps and into the house, but it ended in an epic car fail.
A batsh*t crazy YouTuber has bought a $400,000 Ferrari just to destroy it. It’s hard to watch, but impossible to peel your eyes away from.
Not only does it actually work, but it might just be the craziest invention to ever hit the road.
From its mustard yellow paint to the crazy spare tire mounting, this Porsche Cayenne monster truck is unorthodox and weird, but it somehow works.
The Novitec McLaren Elva is faster, meaner and madder than the original. It now has more than 900 hp, and you can choose just about any paint option you want.
This first-generation iPhone has sold for more than 100 times its original price. There’s one reason why yours probably won’t sell for the same amount.
Not only is it super rare because it’s one of only 132 delivered new to the United States, this Mercedes SLS AMG Black Series has only covered 616 miles.
We’ve seen some crazy four-wheeled creations in our time, but the ‘Project Mondo G’ collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and Moncler takes the biscuit.
The Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato can do 162 mph on snow, ice, dirt and just about any terrain you can think of: no other supercar can do this.
The poor little Datsun 260Z looked a step too far, but the WD Detailing guys worked their magic to bring it back to life again.
It does 0-273 mph in just 3 seconds, burning 8 gallons of fuel and pulling 4.5 Gs in the process.
With a top speed of 360 km/h (225mph), the Airspeeder Mk4 is being touted as the fastest eVTOL ever made. It also has a greater range than almost anything else out there.
Amazingly loud and extremely powerful – this 2000 hp Ford Mustang is a tire-smoking, drag-racing machine.
With only 500 units of the Lexus LFA ever produced, it’s become a highly sought-after collector’s item. And this one’s only done 7,159 miles.
Rique was left baffled when he spotted his Ford Fiesta parked up outside McDonald’s ten minutes after he’d dropped it at the garage for a safety inspection.
No matter how well you think you know your rare supercars, there’s a very strong chance you’ve never heard of the Ferrari P4/5.