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Mercedes-AMG has unleashed its most powerful customer racing car, the GT2 Edition W16. With F1-inspired tech, 830 hp on tap, and just 30 units planned, this track-only machine redefines exclusivity for serious collectors and motorsport enthusiasts.

Some cars are built to blend in, but others are designed to stand out, and these ten performance cars take uniqueness to a whole new level. From quirky microcars packing unexpected power to outrageously styled supercars, each one on this list challenges expectations and proves that automotive creativity knows no limits.

Lamborghini has unveiled the Fenomeno, a hyper-exclusive supercar celebrating 20 years of Centro Stile. With 1,080 horsepower, advanced aerodynamics, and radical design, it represents the pinnacle of Lamborghini’s V12 legacy, though only 29 will ever be built.

Ginetta is making serious waves in global motorsport. Hot off a historic Le Mans win and booming international interest, the British marque has unveiled the all-new Ginetta GT2—a purpose-built race car designed to dominate the SRO GT2 Series and beyond. Packed with supercharged power and a clear mission, it’s a bold step into high-level GT racing. Here’s everything you need to know about this lightweight V8 beast.

Mercedes-AMG has pulled the covers off its most ambitious electric creation yet—the Concept GT XX. Packing over 1,360 horsepower, Formula 1-derived battery tech, and a jaw-dropping 850kW charging capability, this all-electric four-door coupe redefines what performance EVs can be. Blending the future of electrification with heritage design cues from the iconic C111, the GT XX signals AMG’s boldest step yet into the world of high-voltage speed.

A virtually untouched Singer Design and Lightweighting Study just shattered auction records, selling for $3 million after accumulating only 18 miles since its creation. This extraordinary transaction highlights why ultra-rare Porsche restomods have become the most sought-after investment in the collector car market, generating astronomical returns that make traditional investments seem pedestrian. Discover what makes these hand-built machines so valuable and why serious collectors are paying millions for the privilege of ownership.

Thirty years after McLaren’s game-changing 1995 Le Mans victory, the British automaker is back with a stunning tribute: the 750S Le Mans Edition. Limited to just 50 units, this high-performance supercar combines cutting-edge aerodynamics with unmistakable design cues from the iconic F1 GTR. In this article, we dive into the specs, styling, and significance of one of McLaren’s most exclusive and historic models to date.

In an era dominated by high-tech hypercars and touchscreen overload, the De Tomaso P72 delivers something refreshingly different. With a hand-built supercharged V8, exposed manual shifter, and a design straight out of the golden age of motorsport, this retro-inspired supercar blends mechanical purity with jaw-dropping aesthetics. Here’s why the P72 might just be one of the most authentic modern driving experiences money can buy.

Audi’s motorsport legacy meets road-going perfection with the 2015 Audi R8 V10 Competition—a rare, track-focused supercar limited to just 60 units. Finished in stunning Panther Black Crystal Effect and equipped with a 570-hp V10, carbon-ceramic brakes, and a Fabspeed exhaust, this low-mileage example is currently up for grabs on Bring a Trailer. In this article, we break down everything that makes this Audi R8 Competition edition a collector's dream.

Engler Automotive, known for its wild superquads, has taken a refined detour into ultra-luxury territory. Meet the Rolls-Royce CoupéTail by Engler — a custom-built V12 powerhouse that fuses high-end craftsmanship with supercar-worthy performance. Limited to just 19 units, this is where timeless elegance meets raw engineering aggression.