How's your car game?

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In the market for a new ride? Consider this: €406,000 (about $525k USD by today's rates) gets you a Maybach 57 Zeppelin, while the larger 62 commands a €473,200 ($612k) sum. In exchange, you get some unique 20" dark chrome rims, the requisite special badges, dark red tail lights, vertical exhaust outlets, special leather upholstery ("California beige" with "Stromboli black" stitching), piano lacquer trim, a set of silver champagne flutes and a plastic fragrance dispenser.

-- from Autoblog

Did someone say silver champagne flutes and a plastic fragrance dispenser? I'll take three. Cause ya know, what if I lose or break the first set of silver champagne flutes?

Veeks

The pursuit of a vehicle to match one's essence is a lifelong journey. A journey that will change, mature and eventually culminate in self-actualization through the manifestation of steel, leather and passion. Or, you can view your car as something that takes you from point A to point B. Here at Represent Noyo, we take great pride in our vehicle selection, and fancy ourselves as patrons of the vehicular world. As such, we offer up the first in a series of vehicles for your consideration: presenting the Maserati Quattroporte S Executive GT. Four door sports whippage with understated elegance and lines that scream "this dude is as smooth as a muggafugga". Dreamo has customized his above, you can too by clicking the pic.

Talk about riding in style

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The Leaper bike is the brainchild of Barend Hemmes and came about when interior designed-by-trade was doodling in his office and combining corporate logos with motorcycles. He happened to notice how well Jaguar's leaping cat fit the frame of a motorcycle, and so enlisted the help of Polar Cycles in South Yorkshire to build it.

The bike is six feet long and cobbled together with parts from a 1,200cc Buell 97 S3 Thunderbolt that was bought off eBay. It can only reach speeds of 50 mph, but that makes it easier for bystanders to check out the meticulously sculpted fiberglass body that pay's tribute to Jaguar's official mascot.

The finished product is a pretty spectacular piece of rolling art, so we think its dynamic shortcomings can be forgiven.

-- from www.autoblog.com