The first impression someone receives upon hearing the brand name Audi is refinement, comfort, sensibility, and suave dressing. This time around, they've adopted a fresh approach while still providing the elegance Audi fans desire, and the development aspects speak for themselves. The Audi R8 is based on the Lamborghini Gallardo and Huracán. It is exclusively designed and developed by Audi Sport GmbH (quattro GmbH) which is Audi’s private subsidiary specialized in high performance automotive parts. The car also holds the record for being the first production car with full LED lights. This outstanding 2017 Audi R8 V10 Plus is a second-generation R8. Spanning from 2015 to the present, the second generation received a stronger power plant and a new and aggressive exterior design. This car is based in Virginia, has just 17,489 miles on the odometer, is loaded with carbon fiber trimmings inside and out, and has a tasty performance upgrade as well!

With a production run spanning 54 years, six generations and counting, the Chevrolet Camaro is among the greats of American automotive history. The Camaro started life off as a new rear-wheel drive General Motors F- Body platform. It was offered to the public as a 2 door 2+2 coupe and convertible. The car was offered with multiple engine and trim options, and was set to be a competitor to the iconic Ford Mustang. The 1st generation Camaro had a production run of three years during which the model underwent mild refreshment. 1968 was a special year for the Camaro as it had a few design changes. This was the year Chevrolet wished to release the Z28 performance variant to the public. The Z28 was virtually a race-ready Camaro, available at any Chevrolet dealer. The first-generation Camaro we have on sale today is a 1968 Z28 model, of which only 7,199 were made. Our subject car is in Florida and has 31,000 original miles on the clock. With the steady increase in prices for American classics this car’s great condition represents a sure investment. This car underwent a frame-off restoration in 2003 and is reported to have been stored in a climate-controlled garage since then, with zero rust. All numbers are said to be matching.

The Chevrolet Corvette plays a starring role in American automotive history. The Corvette marque has been in production since 1952, through eight generations whilst serving as a halo for the other lineups and brands sold through General Motors. Over the years, Corvettes have played a big part in pop culture and history, and have since been considered collectible and desirable automobiles. With its iconic looks and performance to match, the Corvette was a top seller. Chevrolet used the front-engine rear-wheel-drive layout for seven generations, changing it with the eighth generation C8. Released in April 2019 at the Kennedy space center to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, it came in two body styles, a 2-door Targa top or a retractable hardtop convertible. The mid-engined layout was a radical departure from previous generations. This example is a 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Z51 hard top convertible with just 200 miles run from new. The car is located in Florida and has been well spec’d by the previous owner, featuring some neat factory options.

When it comes to Italian sports cars, there’s no name more synonymous than Ferrari. Based in Maranello, specialized in crafting iconic sports cars since 1939, it was founded by Enzo Ferrari, also known as Il Commendatore (The Commander) for his no-nonsense, no-compromise approach. This car is a 2008 example of the popular Ferrari F430, which ran from 2004 to 2009, as the successor to the Ferrari 360. It’s also a Spider/Spyder — which is an Italian way of saying convertible or drop-top. This example is from Oregon and comes with 15,500 miles on its wheels. With an impressive range of options spec’d, this 2008 Ferrari F430 Spider F1 had a retail price of $253,419.00. The original red Ferrari car cover is included in the purchase.

In the automotive world, the Polaris Slingshot three-wheeler is a fun and radical option. Coming in at a competitive price, it is a beast among rivals such as Morgan’s Three Wheeler, Campagna’s T-Rex, and the Can-Am Spyder. Polaris introduced the awe-inspiring Slingshot to celebrate 60 years of innovation. Mike Jonikas, Vice President of Polaris, states, “the Slingshot was designed to deliver head turning exhilaration on two dimensions.” The Slingshot’s aggressive angular design is complemented by a power output turned up to 11 since it doesn’t have to meet the host of regulations that traditional carmakers have to fulfill. This example is a 2015 Polaris Slingshot SL, and it comes to you from Florida with a host of modifications. With just 2000 miles on the clock, this Slingshot carries nearly $40,000 worth of aftermarket upgrades.

The Land Rover Defender has been in existence for over 60 years and is the definition of a versatile and rugged off-roader. The Defender was often regarded as the British equivalent of the Second World War Willys Jeep. Its timeless design is recognizable anywhere in the world due to its use in multiple forms and assisted in getting people to people to places that were thought unreachable. The marque has stood the test of time, and many original shaped Defenders are still being used to brave the toughest terrains. Up for sale is a 1989 Defender 90. The vehicle has been lovingly restored and is an Original LHD truck that has been registered and imported to the U.S. It is located in California and has run a total of 30,000 miles. Along the way, this Defender has received a ground-up restoration.

Production of the G-Class commenced in 1972 under the collective effort of Daimler Benz and Steyr-Daimler-Puch to be developed as a military vehicle. Soon after, civilian models were introduced. Daimler Benz was in charge of styling and created a prototype that would be driven on a variety of harsh terrains such as the Sahara Desert and the Arctic Circle for testing. Production took place in Graz, Austria, where the G-Class would be built almost entirely by hand. The W460 just like the one in discussion came to light in 1979. It became one of the most iconic G-Wagons ever when Mercedes decided to build a custom ‘Popemobile’ for Pope John Paul II during his visit to Germany. The One you see here, however, is a playful soft-top variant that is up for sale in California with just over 47,000 miles on the road.

The 2020-produced Chevrolet Corvette C8 had big shoes to fill. The first-generation Chevrolet Corvette was introduced in 1953 as an FR layout sports car. Every successive car followed the same format until the C8. The 2020 Corvette is a rear-mid engine, rear-wheel-drive chassis, borrowing cues from supercars such as Ferrari and Lamborghini, and yet coming up with a value-for-money supercar-challenging package that scores on almost all fronts. Our subject specimen is a 2020 Chevrolet Corvette 3LT with a Z51 upgrade. This 'Vette is located in scenic Idaho, and with just a mere 300 miles on the clock! The stock exhaust, wheels, and tires will be included with the sale of the vehicle.

McLaren is a name known as one of the oldest and most successful Formula 1 teams, holding eight constructor's championships and 12 driver's championships to date. Not content with merely butting heads with major teams like Ferrari, the British outfit decided to take the battle to production cars and did so in 2011 with the McLaren MP4-12C. Later simply known as the McLaren 12C, it is the first production car wholly designed and developed by McLaren and their first production road car to debut since the legendary McLaren F1. The 2012 McLaren MP4-12C sports Formula-1-inspired technology and a chassis-based off of learnings from the track. This compelling example of the 2012 McLaren MP4-12C Coupe is currently located in Miami. It has only 18,602 miles on its odometer. If you're a lover of technological advancements who's looking for a supercar suitable for everyday use, this could be for you.

Among many tremendous race cars and road cars that Ferrari has gifted the automotive world, the Ferrari California paved its way to being a landmark car for Ferrari by being the first of its kind in many ways. Debuting in 2008 at the Paris Motor Show, it was the first Ferrari to have a hardtop convertible with a folding metal roof. It's also the first front-mid engine Ferrari with a V8 engine, while its siblings had the engine behind the cabin. Having a Direct petrol injection, 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, and multi-link rear suspension are more firsts that came alongside the engine. This fine example of the 2012 Ferrari California Convertible is located in Florida with an original MSRP of $240,462. With recent maintenance and servicing done by the dealer, it has just 24300 on the clock and offers a host of optional extras.

The iconic Land Rover Defender was initially introduced in 1983, is a staple in many commonwealth country’s militaries, police, special forces, and VIP motorcades, to name but a few. The Defender nametag replaced the revered post-World War II-produced Land Rover Series. While common in many parts of the world, it’s somewhat of a rarity in the US. The original Defender ended production in 2016, after an illustrious production run of 33 years. Our subject specimen is a 1986 Land Rover Defender 110, with a complete restoration and has been upgraded in many ways, making it a must-have vehicle in anyone’s arsenal.

The legendary story of the Shelby Cobra started back in 1961 when fabled retired American racing driver Carrol Shelby asked British automaker AC to build him a car that could carry a V8 engine. With the cars provided by AC, Shelby's team crafted several Cobra models that could be found at home on the streets as well as race tracks. His creation was such an icon in automotive culture that various automakers craved for the license to build continuation Cobra cars. The Superformance Cobra MK III is one such car. It's built by one of the licensed manufacturers who meet the standards of the original AC Cobra. This Superformance 1965 Cobra MK III has spent its time in New Mexico for five years with its current owner. It features a special engine installation and has only 9500 miles on its clock, while its previously-replaced Odometer shows 4500 miles. All maintenance and service work required has been kept up to date, and it is perfect for those looking to stand out — In the owner's own words, it "sounds like a pack of Harley Davidsons going down the road".