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The insane McLaren 12C GT3 racing car is set to compete in its first season of GT3 racing in Australia and consequently, will race at the infamous Mount Panorama Circuit in Bathurst during the annual 12 Hour race there held annually. Behind the wheel of the McLaren 12C GT3 in the Australian GT championship will be Tony and Klark Quinn who are a rare father-son team. Additionally, McLaren GT managing director Andrew Kirkaldy will join them.

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Swedish stylist Gray Design has teamed up with the UK’s Vogue Auto Design to deliver this stunning GT3 racing Ferrari body kit. Dubbed the Ferrari F458 Curseive, the body kit offers 458 owners the GT3 look for the road. Made from either carbon fiber or carbon Kevlar, the kit consists of a new front bumper, front splitter, widened front vented fenders, widened rear over fenders, a rear vented bumper, rear diffuser, and a rear boot spoiler available as either a track-inspired rear wing or road-look ducktail.

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Dressed in Lime Gold Metallic, the model has been equipped with clear taillights and black five-spoke alloy wheels. The car also has a two-tone interior with leather seats, an Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel and carbon fiber trim. Other highlights include contrast stitching, embossed headrests and matching floor mats. Power comes from a turbocharged 3.8-liter six-cylinder engine that develops 520 HP (383 kW) and up to 710 Nm (523 lb-ft) of torque. This enables the car to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in as little as 3.2 seconds, before hitting a top speed of 315 km/h (195 mph).

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This rare 1995 Lotec Mercedes-Benz C1000 is currently up for sale on eBay Motors. The Lotec Mercedes-Benz C1000 started off as a joint venture between Mercedes-Benz and German manufacturer Lotec. The design brief was simple, the customer wanted the fastest road-legal road car in the world! $3.5 Million dollars later and the two manufacturers came up with the bespoke 1995 Lotec Mercedes-Benz C1000. At the time of writing, the current eBay bid sits at $130,100, well below the reserve price.

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Those million-dollar rides are cool and all, but if you really want to ball out, you should cop a vintage Ferrari. Nothing boosts your status like dropping $39 million for a 1957 250 Testarossa. Millionaire investor Eric Heerema just sold the prototype driven by Formula One champion Phil Hull to an anonymous buyer. The sale makes the Testarossa the most expensive car ever sold in Britain. The previous record was held by a Ferrari 250 GTO, also sold by Heerema.

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