It appears Rolls Royce just delivered a custom one off Phantom hardtop to a resident in the United Kingdom who requested it in gold. The car has a two tone scheme with gold on top and a black bottom along with gold center pieces in the wheels. A very interesting one off limited edition Rolls Royce. The only real shocker to this car in our book is that it’s not sitting in Dubai right now.
Another amazing Bugatti was found in Dubai’s Mall of Emirates in an amazing french racing blue color. If you follow the source link you will see items like Ettore Bugatti’s signature imbossed in both interior door panels and these amazing custom wheels that almsot remind me of old school Mugen M7’s. The middle east keeps pumping out these custom one off million dollar exotics that soon a non custom one will be just as rare if not more exclusive to the million dollar car club.
Source: http://www.luxury4play.com/european-auto/14623-pics-custom-bugatti-epicness.html
The Lamborghini brand celebrated it’s 30th anniversary in 1994. The car they comissioned for this celebration was the Lamborghini Diable SE30, which mostly were painted in a custom purple color that you can see above. The car really brings out an amazing and obnoxious look to the car that we could ever imagine. The car was used by Lamborghini to promote new techonlogies, be blazingly fast, super expensive, and extremely unattainable. out of 150 units produced most are tucked away in car collectors private museums. This is said to be the most sought after modern Lamborghini in exsistance.
Source: http://palmbeachsupercarweekend.com/index.php?option=com_idoblog&view=idoblog&Itemid=56
Yes, what your looking at above is a 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Atalante found in a garage in the United Kingdom. This car is one of 17 Bugatti ever made. This one belonged to a British surgeon who passed away recently leaving his children a garage full of collectable cars. This was the true gem of the bunch which reportidly had not been driven in almost 50 years. At least four of the seventeen belong to the French Musée National de l’Automobile in Mulhouse, Alsace,while the others location are in private hands or remain unknown.
The odometer on the car reads 26,284 which is remarkable for a car from the 1930’s. The first owner of the vehicle was Earl Howe, the winner of the 24 Hours of LeMans in May of 1937. He had the car for eight years before selling it and eventually in 1955 it made it’s way to Harold Carr. The car is causing a big stir among collectors who think it could possibly be the most expensive car ever to be bought at auction surpassing the current $8,700,000 mark held by a 1931 Bugatti currently.
Source: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/driving/article5430023.ece
This car was made for the 2004 Geneva show but never made into a production model. Somehow Aston Martin of New England got a hold of this RHD one off made Aston Martin. We can assure no one will be pulling up to your local Starbucks in one of these unless some other overzealous Vanquish owner cut his roof off. Nice find or purchase for a die hard Aston Martin fan.
Buy this car here: http://classicdriver.com/uk/find/4100_results.asp?lCarID=1774453
