Imagine if Lightsabers were actually real? Well, that’ not gonna happen anytime soon but until then we have this. The infamous, and cool as hell looking, Lightcycle from the movie Tron can now be purchased! The bet part? It’s totally street legal! The Parker Brothers team is building five custom one-off Lightcycles in black with each bike featuring an accent color (red, blue, yellow, green and orange). The Lightcycles are decked out with neon glowing accent colors frosted with plexiglass. Another cool part? They are only $35,000.
Cervelo has issued a limited edition edition Chrome Hearts x bike that costs a whopping $60,000! To put it in financial perspective, Cervelo’s own P4 TT bike sells for just $6,000. So what do you get for that extra money? This bike has been decked out with custom Chrome Hearts graphics, leather, precious metals and rhinestones. So it’s more a work of art than an actual bicycle, but don’t worry it rides like a dream.
As if we need more news indicating the death of our real estate model. This Malibu home-owner is sweetening the deal on the sale of his Malibu home by throwing in a free Ferrari. The value of the car is set at around $750,000. The house isn’t bad either. The 5,834-square-foot ocean-view home is in Malibu, California and is selling for $4.4 million dollars. The house features expansive ocean views on half an acre with 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, pool and ample room to park at least 13 cars. Those of you interested should secure the deal before June 30, 2010.
You love your Lamborghini. You love your home. Why not combine the two? Home designer Takuya Tsuchida is doing just that. This newly designed home features a secret motorized door that raises whatever is in the garage right to the living room. This house in Fukushima Prefecture is designed for an enthusiastic client, who owns a Lamborghini Countach Anniversary edition and is a further proof that the automobile’s role as machine has been abandoned in favor of its status as art.
What to get the kid who has everything? Why, a Ferrari F40 of course. Only, you’d get arrested if you let a kid take a spin around with a real Ferrari F40. Enter the mini version!
Powered by an 80 cc Honda motor, this “toy” can accommodate two kids with restricted height and weight. Made in Germany in tribute of the first Ferrari dealership opening in post-Cold war Moscow, this machine is available for $25,000.
Well, eco-freaks, prepare to get mad. There is now a Porsche covered in whale skin vinyl. The makers of the world’s most expensive SUV, Dartz, has unveiled a whole new way to wrap cars up. Whale skin vinyl! Don’t worry, though. It’s artificial. The covering apparently emulatesf whale penis skin surface. On the flipside Dartz will include a SAVE The WHALES logo on the flip side of the car, just so you can be sure to not piss anybody off. Good looking out Dartz!
You can take the man away from the sea, but you can’t take the sea away from the man. With that in mind, GERG GROUP has prepped their SHARKER motorcycle. As you can see, this lovely bike looks like a shark. And just like sharks, it’s fast. Real fast. It can go from 0 to 100 in just 4 seconds and has a top speed of 280 km. The SHARKER is equipped with an electromechanic push button gear shifter, a lightweight self-supporting carbon-fiber body and high-performance LEDs. The SHARKER(sorry just keep wanting to say that) is also keyless and responds to a personal code to start up. Check the site for more information.
Now you can embrace your inner Schumacher and race around your living room without actually, um, racing around your living room. This awesome Ferrari F1 simulator creates the thrill of Formula 1 racing in a totally safe and friendly environment. For us wusses. The unit comes with a 42” plasma monitor, built-in speakers to the air intakes and two themed race marshals to coordinate all of the racing action. The fake F1 is also available for day-long rentals, if the idea of owning this monstrosity for good doesn’t suit your fancy.
Aston Martin cars have always been highly sought after, due to their high performance and understated elegance. However, rare Astons are another matter entirely. These are more desirable than a slice of pizza on a desert island. The Aston Martin DB4 GT, from 1963, may just be the rarest of the rare. There were only about 75 made and much less than that exist today. Now may be your chance to get your hands on one. One of these beauties will go up for RM auction. This particular model was lovingly restored by a respected collector who has maintained the car in climate-controlled storage since they got a hold of it. The asking price should be somewhere around a million, but who knows! Get to the auction and try your luck.
