The Spyker C8 Laviolette LM8 has its roots on the race track but Spyker has turned it into a full-fledge supercar and as always — the Dutch car maker has done an excellent job.
Source: Wheeltronix - Spyker racer reaches the road
This Dodge Charger Police Car is awesome! I mean what’s wrong with having the police cruise around in style, right?
I wish we had some of these american muscle cars in Europe. Here, every single cop car is either an opel astra or a volvo v70. BORING.
This probably won’t happen again but today we’re mentioning… a cop car! This Caparo T1 RRV however is anything but a normal interceptor… It’s FAST. 
I’m not that much into racing cars but these are too cute! Small but very fast with a tuned V6 engine, these little Renault Clio Racing cars will kick some Mustang ass on a rally track!
Source: Renault Sport
Spyker is a Dutch car manufacturer that’s aimed at… rich people with a love for cars. They don’t really compete with the big hypercar makers like Lamborghini as they have a way more low-profile look — but that makes them anything but less exclusive — on the contrary!
This Spyker C8 Spyder looks superhot, and if I ever find a couple hundred K somewhere… 
Thanks to Spyker Cars.
Autophobic doesn’t like this Burberry Maserati Quattroporte, but jeezes christ how can you not love the utter decadence? I think this is by far one of the most sexy vehicles I’ve EVER seen. So shut up and get some Burberry-love, AutoPhobes! :p
The BMW Gina Concept Car is a 100% out-of-the-box-thinking thing and I must say I’m VERY impressed with BMW’s engineering.
Source: BMW Talk
It’s been established: I like fast cars. Found a mirror-finished Ferrari 599 GTB on Brian’s Luxury Blog and decided it’s stylish. :p
The ever so beautiful Jaguar XJS is an absolute classic. It’s not only a classic, the fact that it’s equipped with a massive V12 engine also means that it’s… FAST…
This is the 1995 Jaguar XJS 6.0 L V12 Special Edition — stunning and in mint condition. GIVE IT TO ME!!!
1995 Jaguar XJS 6.0 L V12 Special Edition - Click for full size
You know what the name “Gullwing Doors” comes from? It comes from this car — the Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing. I found these great photos thanks to our friends at Mercedes Talk and I can pretty much guarantee you one thing: you can’t afford one.
Source: Mercedes Talk