A Pagani Utopia for $2.19 million is already a rare gem – only 99 coupes will ever be made. But one collector with two Paganis in their garage took personalization to the extreme with a bespoke creation called “The Coyote”. This hypercar is designed to look like it just rolled out of a 24 hour endurance race and is as bold as it is divisive, with fake scratches and worn look sparking debate across the car world, just like pre-ripped jeans.
Shaquille O’Neal, the NBA legend who redefined dominance in basketball, doesn’t do ordinary. His new ride—a $3.5 million Apocalypse 717 TRX—proves it. This isn’t a truck, it’s a mobile fortress built for the 7’1”, 325-pound frame and larger-than-life personality of its owner.
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At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, a 1992 Mazda RX-7 FD VeilSide Fortune Coupé, driven by Han Lue in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, sold for £911,000—around $1.23 million. This wasn’t just any RX-7; it was one of only two remaining from the 2006 film, a car that brought Japanese car culture to the big screen.
The M2 has always been about driving joy, combining daily practicality with performance that makes you want to take the long way home. For 2026, BMW’s M division is turning it up a notch with a new street-legal track package that makes the M2 even more capable on the circuit while keeping its road-going charm intact.
A Nissan 350Z with a Toyota GT86 front end is a car enthusiast’s fantasy come true. But someone in Japan built this oddity and it’s on Yahoo! Auctions. This is a head spinning mashup of two iconic sports cars into something that turns heads everywhere it goes.