The Super Car Collection (EU- USA)

**The Supercar Collection** 🌍 (EU & USA)

The World’s Most Impressive Car Collections** 🚗💨 (Not for Sale)

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## 🏎️ Alfa Romeo 🇮🇹

### 🕶️ 8C Spyder

– **Model Year**: 2007–2010 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Rosso Alfa or Nero) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black or red leather) 🖤❤️
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **500 units** produced (2008–2010), a rare convertible supercar.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.7-liter V8 producing 444 horsepower, derived from Ferrari’s F136 engine. 🔥
– Designed by Centro Stile Alfa Romeo, a modern homage to Alfa’s classic designs. 🛠️
– Features a fabric roof and carbon-fiber bodywork for lightweight performance. 🌬️

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## 🏎️ Bugatti 🇫🇷

### 💙 Centodieci Blue

– **Model Year**: 2022 📅
– **Color**: EB110 Blue 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Only **10 units** produced, one of Bugatti’s rarest hypercars.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Homage to the 1990s Bugatti EB110, with EB110 Blue exterior and EB110 Sport Silver wheels. 🛞
– Powered by an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 producing 1,600 horsepower. ⚡
– First customer car delivered after 30,000 miles of testing. ✅

### 💠 Chiron Profilée

– **Model Year**: 2022 📅
– **Color**: Argent Atlantique 🎨
– **Interior**: Woven leather 🪢
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– A **one-off** creation, sold for €9,792,500, the most expensive new car ever auctioned. 🏆
– **Notable Facts**:
– Features a unique fixed rear wing and horseshoe-inspired wheels. 🛞
– Powered by an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 producing 1,500 horsepower. 🚀
– Pays homage to Jean Bugatti’s Type 46 Surprofilée. ✨

### ✨ Divo Titanium Liquid Silver

– **Model Year**: 2018–2021 📅
– **Color**: Titanium Liquid Silver 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke Alcantara/leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Only **40 units** produced, designed for track-focused performance.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 producing 1,500 horsepower. 🏁
– Titanium Liquid Silver is a bespoke, reflective finish. 🌟
– Lighter and more agile than the Chiron, optimized for cornering. 🛣️

### 🌪️ Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse Grey

– **Model Year**: 2012–2015 📅
– **Color**: Grey 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– **92 units** produced (Vitesse variant), part of the 150-unit Grand Sport series.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 producing 1,200 horsepower. 🚀
– Grey exterior likely a bespoke finish, complementing the Veyron’s sleek design. 🌫️
– Features a removable targa roof. 🌬️

### 🌊 Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse Light Blue

– **Model Year**: 2012–2015 📅
– **Color**: Light Blue 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– **92 units** produced (Vitesse variant), part of the 150-unit Grand Sport series.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Shares the 1,200-horsepower W16 engine with a unique Light Blue finish. 💙
– Known for record-breaking speed and open-top luxury. 🏁
– A collector favorite due to limited production. 🏆

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## 🏎️ De Tomaso 🇮🇹

### 🏆 Pantera 90 Si

– **Model Year**: 1996 📅
– **Color**: Red 🎨
– **Interior**: Black 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Only **41 units** produced (1990–1994), a rare revival of the Pantera.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Designed by Marcello Gandini, with a Ford 5.0-liter V8 producing 305 horsepower. 🖌️
– Red exterior with black interior is a classic, aggressive combination. 🔥
– Built for De Tomaso’s 30th anniversary, a collector’s gem. 🏆

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## 🏎️ Ferrari 🇮🇹

### 🕊️ 250 GT/L Berlinetta

– **Model Year**: 1963 📅
– **Color**: Metallic Green 🎨
– **Interior**: Verde Leather 💚
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **350 units** produced (1962–1964), known as the 250 GT Lusso.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Ferrari Classiche Certified, with a Scaglietti body and 3.0-liter Colombo V12 (240 horsepower). ✅
– Metallic Green with Verde Leather is a rare, elegant combination. 🌿
– Designed by Pininfarina, one of Ferrari’s most beautiful grand tourers. 🛠️

### 🔥 288 GTO

– **Model Year**: 1985 📅
– **Color**: Rosso Corsa 🎨
– **Interior**: Nero Leather 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **272 units** produced (1984–1987), a landmark Ferrari supercar.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Ferrari Classiche Certified (2006), with a 2.8-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 400 horsepower. 🚀
– Rosso Corsa with Nero Leather is a quintessential Ferrari look. 🔥
– First Ferrari road car with turbocharging. 🏆

### 🚗 330 America

– **Model Year**: 1963 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Argento or Rosso) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **50 units** produced in 1963, a rare variant of the 250 GT 2+2.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.0-liter Colombo V12 producing 300 horsepower, designed for the American market. 🛠️
– Shares chassis and styling with the 250 GT 2+2 but with a larger engine. 🇺🇸
– Rare due to its limited production. 🏆

### 🚗 330 GT 2+2 Series II

– **Model Year**: 1966 📅
– **Color**: Argento 🎨
– **Interior**: Nero Leather 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **455 units** produced (1965–1967), part of the 1,080-unit 330 GT 2+2 line.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.0-liter Colombo V12 producing 300 horsepower, a refined grand tourer. 🛡️
– Argento exterior with Nero Leather interior offers a timeless look. ✨
– Features a five-speed manual gearbox. 🕹️

### 🏁 365 GTB/4

– **Model Year**: 1970 📅
– **Color**: Celeste Metallizzato 🎨
– **Interior**: Rosso Scuro Leather ❤️
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **1,284 coupés** produced (1968–1973), known as the “Daytona.”
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.4-liter V12 producing 352 horsepower, an iconic Pininfarina design. 🏁
– Celeste Metallizzato with Rosso Scuro Leather is a rare, elegant combination. 🌊
– Celebrated for its racing heritage. 🏆

### 🚀 512 BB

– **Model Year**: 1976–1984 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Rosso Corsa) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **2,323 units** produced (1976–1984), including BB and BB 512i variants.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 5.0-liter flat-12 producing up to 360 horsepower. 🔥
– Successor to the 365 GT/4 BB, with a Pininfarina angular design. 🛠️
– A mid-engine icon bridging Ferrari’s classic and modern eras. 🏎️

### 🐎 599 GTO

– **Model Year**: 2011 📅
– **Color**: Rosso Dino 🎨
– **Interior**: Charcoal Leather 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **599 units** produced (2010–2011), a rare modern GTO.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 6.0-liter V12 producing 661 horsepower, derived from the Enzo. 🔥
– Rosso Dino with Charcoal Leather is a bold, distinctive choice. 🧡
– Known for aggressive styling and advanced aerodynamics. 🏆

### ⚡ F12 TDF

– **Model Year**: 2017 📅
– **Color**: Argento Francese 🎨
– **Interior**: Rosso Leather ❤️
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **799 units** produced (2015–2017), named after the Tour de France road race.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Tailor Made specification with Argento Francese exterior and Rosso Leather interior. ✨
– Powered by a 6.3-liter V12 producing 769 horsepower. 🏎️
– A collector favorite for its performance. 🏁

### 🔥 812 Competizione Aperta

– **Model Year**: 2023 📅
– **Color**: Bianco Monza 1955 🎨
– **Interior**: Blu Leather 💙
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **599 units** produced, rarer than the 812 Competizione coupé (999 units).
– **Notable Facts**:
– Tailor Made “Fellini” specification, named after Federico Fellini. 🎬
– Powered by a 6.5-liter V12 producing 819 horsepower. 🔥
– Bianco Monza 1955 with Blu Leather is a sophisticated combination. ✨

### 🔥 812 Competizione Coupe

– **Model Year**: 2021–2023 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly bespoke finishes) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **999 units** produced, less rare than the Aperta.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Shares the 6.5-liter V12 engine (819 horsepower) with the Aperta. 🚀
– Features advanced aerodynamics and lightweight materials. 🏁
– Likely customized through Ferrari’s Tailor Made program. ✨

### 🔴 Daytona SP3 (SOLD)

– **Model Year**: 2023 📅
– **Color**: Red 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (likely Crema or Nero Leather) 🖤🥛
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **599 units** produced, part of Ferrari’s Icona series.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Inspired by 1960s Ferrari racers, with a 6.5-liter V12 producing 829 horsepower. 🏁
– Red exterior emphasizes Ferrari’s racing heritage. 🔥
– Features a targa-top design. 🌬️

### 🧪 LaFerrari FXXK

– **Model Year**: 2015–2017 📅
– **Color**: White 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically Alcantara for track use) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **40 units** produced, a track-only LaFerrari.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 6.3-liter V12 hybrid producing 1,036 horsepower. ⚡
– White exterior is a rare choice for this track-focused hypercar. ❄️
– Part of Ferrari’s XX program for client racing. 🏎️

### 🏆 LaFerrari Aperta

– **Model Year**: 2017 📅
– **Color**: Bianco Italia 🎨
– **Interior**: Bianco / Oro Leather with Oro Stitching 🥇
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **210 units** produced (200 planned, plus 10 for charity/employees).
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 6.3-liter V12 hybrid producing 949 horsepower. 🚀
– Bianco Italia with gold-stitched interior is a luxurious specification. ✨
– One of Ferrari’s rarest hypercars. 💰

### 💡 Monza SP1

– **Model Year**: 2019–2021 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly bespoke finishes) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically Sabbia or Nero Leather) 🖤🏜️
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **499 units** produced (combined SP1 and SP2).
– **Notable Facts**:
– Single-seat barchetta with a 6.5-liter V12 producing 799 horsepower. 🏎️
– Inspired by Ferrari’s 1950s racers, with no roof or windshield. 🌬️
– Ultra-exclusive for a pure driving experience. 🔥

### 🖤 Monza SP2

– **Model Year**: 2021 📅
– **Color**: Grigio Le Sancy 🎨
– **Interior**: Sabbia Leather 🏜️
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **499 units** produced (combined SP1 and SP2).
– **Notable Facts**:
– Two-seat barchetta with a 6.5-liter V12 producing 799 horsepower. 🏎️
– Grigio Le Sancy with Sabbia Leather offers a minimalist aesthetic. 🌫️
– Designed for open-air driving, inspired by Ferrari’s racing heritage. 🏁

### 🎯 SA Aperta

– **Model Year**: 2011 📅
– **Color**: Verde Kers Opaco 🎨
– **Interior**: Crema Leather 🥛
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **80 units** produced (2010–2011) for Pininfarina’s 80th anniversary.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 6.0-liter V12 producing 660 horsepower, based on the 599 platform. 🔥
– Verde Kers Opaco with Crema Leather is a bold, rare combination. 🌿
– One of Ferrari’s rarest roadsters. 🏆

### 🎯 Special Projects P540 Superfast Aperta

– **Model Year**: 2010 📅
– **Color**: Oro 🎨
– **Interior**: Black / Gold Leather with Gold Stitching 🖤🥇
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– A **one-off** creation for a private client.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Based on the 599 GTB Fiorano, inspired by the 1968 Pininfarina Superfast II concept. 🎨
– Oro exterior with gold-stitched interior is a luxurious specification. ✨
– Part of Ferrari’s Special Projects program. 🏆

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## 🏎️ Lamborghini 🇮🇹

### 🌈 Countach LPI 800-4

– **Model Year**: 2021–2022 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Bianco Monocerus or vibrant colors) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke Alcantara/leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **112 units** produced, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Countach.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 6.5-liter V12 hybrid producing 803 horsepower. ⚡
– Inspired by the original Countach, with scissor doors. 🚪
– Highly exclusive with bespoke color options. 🌟

### 🌟 Miura S400 SVJ-Targa

– **Model Year**: 1971–1973 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Verde Miura or Giallo) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Only **1 unit** (SVJ Targa), with approximately 150 Miura SV units overall.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.0-liter V12 producing 385 horsepower, a one-off targa conversion. 🔥
– Designed by Bertone, the Miura is one of Lamborghini’s most iconic models. 🛠️
– The SVJ Targa is a unique collector’s piece. 🏆

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## 🏎️ Maserati 🇮🇹

### 🏆 MC12

– **Model Year**: 2004–2005 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Bianco Fuji with blue accents) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically blue/black Alcantara) 🖤💙
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **50 units** produced for road use (plus 12 for racing).
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 6.0-liter V12 producing 620 horsepower, based on the Ferrari Enzo. 🔥
– Designed as Maserati’s return to motorsport, with a white-blue livery. 🏁
– One of the rarest modern Maseratis. 🏆

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## 🏎️ McLaren 🇬🇧

### ⚡ 675LT

– **Model Year**: 2015–2016 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly vibrant MSO colors) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **500 coupés** and **500 spiders** produced.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 666 horsepower. 🏎️
– Lightweight design inspired by the McLaren F1 GTR Longtail. 🛠️
– Often customized through McLaren’s MSO program. ✨

### 🚀 620R

– **Model Year**: 2019–2020 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly racing-inspired liveries) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **225 units** produced, a road-legal version of the 570S GT4.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 611 horsepower. 🔥
– Features race-derived aerodynamics and adjustable suspension. 🏁
– One of McLaren’s most track-focused road cars. 🏎️

### 🏁 Senna

– **Model Year**: 2018–2019 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly bespoke MSO colors) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **500 units** produced, a tribute to Ayrton Senna.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 789 horsepower. 🚀
– Features a massive rear wing for extreme aerodynamics. 🏁
– Highly coveted for its performance and historical significance. 🏆

### 🏁 Senna GTR LM

– **Model Year**: 2020 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly bespoke racing liveries) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Only **7 units** produced, inspired by McLaren’s 1995 Le Mans-winning F1 GTR.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 833 horsepower, track-only. 🔥
– Each unit features a unique livery inspired by a specific F1 GTR race car. 🏁
– One of McLaren’s rarest models. 🏆

### 💜 Speedtail Lantana Purple

– **Model Year**: 2020 📅
– **Color**: Lantana Purple 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **106 units** produced, a nod to the McLaren F1’s production run.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 hybrid producing 1,035 horsepower. ⚡
– Lantana Purple is a vibrant, bespoke MSO color. 💜
– Features a three-seat layout and teardrop design. 🚀

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## 🏎️ Pagani 🇮🇹

### 🐉 Huayra BC

– **Model Year**: 2016–2019 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly carbon fiber with accents) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **20 units** produced, a high-performance Huayra variant.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a Mercedes-AMG 6.0-liter V12 producing over 750 horsepower. 🔥
– Named after Benny Caiola, with track-inspired upgrades. 🏁
– Features advanced aerodynamics and lightweight materials. 🛠️

### ✨ Huayra Roadster BC – Argento Blu 🇮🇹

– **Model Year**: 2019–2021 📅
– **Color**: Silver body with blue carbon accents 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **40 units** produced, an open-top Huayra BC.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a Mercedes-AMG 6.0-liter V12 producing 791 horsepower. 🚀
– Features a removable carbon-fiber roof and enhanced aerodynamics. 🌬️
– Carbon monocoque with active aero. A masterpiece of Pagani’s craftsmanship. ✨

### 🌈 Zonda Cinque Roadster

– **Model Year**: 2009–2010 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly carbon fiber with vibrant accents) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **5 units** produced, one of Pagani’s rarest models.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a Mercedes-AMG 7.3-liter V12 producing 678 horsepower. 🔥
– Features a removable roof and carbon-titanium chassis. 🛠️
– Owned by an Argentinian collector, alongside the Zonda 760 LM Roadster. 🏆

### 🪞 Zonda F Silver Grigio Montecarlo

– **Model Year**: 2005–2009 📅
– **Color**: Silver Grigio Montecarlo 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **25 units** produced (F and F Roadster combined).
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a Mercedes-AMG 7.3-liter V12 producing 650 horsepower. 🔥
– Silver Grigio Montecarlo is a sleek, rare finish. ✨
– Named after Juan Manuel Fangio, with a focus on track performance. 🏁

### 🛠️ Zonda 760 LM Roadster

– **Model Year**: 2015 📅
– **Color**: Bare carbon fiber 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– A **one-off** creation, inspired by Le Mans racing prototypes.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a Mercedes-AMG 7.3-liter V12 producing over 760 horsepower. 🚀
– Features a large rear wing, shark fin, and bare carbon-fiber body with Italian flag accents. 🦈🇮🇹
– Owned by an Argentinian collector known as “El Principito.” 🏆

### 🆕 Utopia Roadster – Bianco / Beige Leather 🇮🇹

– **Color**: Sport White body with black roof 🎨
– **Interior**: Beige leather 🛋️
– **Transmission**: Manual 🖐️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Notable Facts**:
– 6.0L twin-turbo V12 – 864 hp
– Hand-built in San Cesario sul Panaro 🇮🇹

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## 🏎️ Porsche 🇩🇪

### ⚡ 918

– **Model Year**: 2013–2015 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Liquid Metal Silver or white) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically bespoke leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **918 units** produced, Porsche’s first hybrid hypercar.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.6-liter V8 hybrid producing 887 horsepower. ⚡
– Features advanced aerodynamics and plug-in hybrid technology. 🚀
– Set a Nürburgring lap record in 2013. 🏁

### 🌪️ Carrera GT

– **Model Year**: 2004–2006 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Silver or Black) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **1,270 units** produced, a mid-engine icon.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 5.7-liter V10 producing 605 horsepower, derived from Porsche’s Le Mans program. 🔥
– Features a six-speed manual gearbox and carbon-fiber monocoque. 🛠️
– A collector favorite for its analog driving experience. 🏆

### 🎯 911R

– **Model Year**: 2016 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly white with red/green stripes) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **991 units** produced, a purist’s 911.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 4.0-liter flat-six producing 500 horsepower, inspired by the 1967 911R. 🏎️
– Features a six-speed manual gearbox and lightweight design. 🕹️
– Highly sought after for its analog dynamics. 🏁

### 🕶️ 550 Spyder

– **Model Year**: 1953–1956 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly Silver or White) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black leather) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Manual ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Approximately **90 units** produced, a classic Porsche roadster.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 1.5-liter flat-four producing 110 horsepower, designed for racing. 🏁
– Iconic for its lightweight design and connection to James Dean. 🌟
– One of Porsche’s most collectible classics. 🏆

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## 🏎️ Mercedes-Benz 🇩🇪

### 🥇 Mercedes McLaren SLR Stirling Moss

– **Model Year**: 2009 📅
– **Color**: Not specified (commonly silver) 🎨
– **Interior**: Not specified (typically black leather/Alcantara) 🖤
– **Transmission**: Automatic ⚙️
– **Drive**: LHD 🚘
– **Production Numbers**:
– Exactly **75 units** produced, a limited-edition SLR variant.
– **Notable Facts**:
– Powered by a 5.4-liter supercharged V8 producing 650 horsepower. 🔥
– Features a speedster design with no roof or windshield, inspired by the 1955 300 SLR. 🌬️
– A collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and McLaren. 🏆

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