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Inspired by modern Formula racing design and performance, the T-Rex 14R by Campagna Motors ($52,000) is surely an eye candy. Thank to a Kawasaki 1400cc inline 4-cylinder engine, sequential six speed transmission and best-in-class power to weight ration, this tri-car can go from 0-60 in 3.0=92 seconds, and tops off at 144 mph. Along with whiplash inducing-speed, the T-Rex 14R has enough room for two adults in its ergonomically design cockpit so you can share the fun with a friend or loved one.

The Porsche 918 Spyder ($65,00 and up) shows how a hybrid should be done. The 918 Spyder packs a 500-horsepower V8 engine and a pair of electric motors for an additional output of 218 horsepower, and to achieve a wallet-friendly 78 miles per gallon. With the pedal to the metal, this hybrid goes from 0-62 in 3.2 seconds and maxes out at 198 mph.

The Renard Grand Tourer boasts a high-precision performance and striking profile that guarantees to get notice on the street. It features an ultra-light composite unibody, a powerful longitudinally mounted 90°, air-cooled V2 engine with a max speed of 140 mph and high-quality components that enthusiasts will be proud of. [source]

Want to impress everyone at your next high school reunion? Pull up in a Lamborghini Sesto Element. This sexy beast of a machine features carbon fiber construction and components to hit a target weight of 2,202 pounds. This means, equipped with a 5.2-liter V10 engine with 562 horses, the Sesto Element can do 0-62 in 2.5 seconds.

With a styling departure from its predecessors, the Lotus Elite ($145,000 and up) is sleeker, longer and a bit heavier. Its new design packs a 5.0-liter V8 engine under the front hood, and can comfortably accommodate a max of 4 passengers. Other welcomed features includes a retractable hardtop and a unique automatic transmission with an optional hybrid boost.

One thing is certain, the Sea-Doo 230 Wake Sport Boat ($52,600) is a boat that gives people exactly what they want and need. This includes a bevy of features like the innovative Direct Drive Jet Propulsion System that generates a concentrated, powerful stream of water that not only propels the boat but steers it too.

Modern, simple and fun. These are what's written in all over the Hammarhead Motorcycles ($9,500-$18,500). Founded by James Hammarhead, the company custom build stylish bikes that break away from the mainstream motorcycle industry design, like the Woodsman, Jack Pine and Volta.

Not only is the new 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe ($63,465 and up) equipped with the company's 6.2-liter supercharged LSA V8 motor with 556 horsepower, it also has class-leading styling and perforance. Combine that with a low center of gravity, wider wheelbase and stiffer body and you've got a machine that offers precission handling that can stand up to the best German-made rides. [thanks Greg]

If you're looking to have fun on the water, look no further. The SmartKat Catamaran ($6,000) offers unprecendented over-the-water performance with maneuverability and speed. This inflatable masted vessel comes complete with two inflatable PVC pontoons, modular anodized frame, and Dyneema mast and boom. Because the design is collapsible, the SmartKat is lightweight, portable and perfect for travel.

This German beauty represents the revival of the Horex brand, a German motorcycle company. The cool new Horex Roadster ($TBA) offers a smooth performance with a 1218cc triple overhead camshaft supercharged VR6 engine that outputs from 75hp to 200hp at 8500rpm with torque peaking at nearly 110 ft-lb. Along with the unique engine, this roadster features a six-speed transmission, upside-down fork with 50 mm tubes and 130 mm of spring travel, and double-disc front brakes are fitted with radial four-piston calipers.