Awesome Luxury

While this prototype SLS AMG might run entirely on electric power, it’s no slouch in the performance department, still cranking out 526 horses and zooming from 0-to-60 in less than 4 seconds.

The SR Auto Group pimped out Audi’s R8 with a Matte Black body and rims, PPI Razor carbon fiber front air dam, side skirts and rear diffusers, 20-in Advance One wheels and H&R lowering springs.

The gorgeous Ottanta Tourbillon from Bovet makes one complete revolution in exactly 80 seconds in homage to the 80th anniversary of Pininfarina, and can also be used as a pocket watch or desk clock.

BMW marks the M3’s 25th birthday by releasing the US-only 2011 M3 Frozen Gray Coupe. Limited to only 30 units, the car is priced at $77,600. Call 1-800-245-4269 starting June 21,2010 to reserve.

Rub yacht owners’ noses in your even greater wealth with the U-010 Undersea Yacht, which has a huge deck for sun worship but can also submerge itself by switching from diesel to electric propulsion.

The Petiole Hammock is handmade in Sweden and features a curved stainless pole from which both ends of the bed hang. The sheer canopy blocks up to 86% of UV rays but still allows for skygazing.

Due to be auctioned off by Mecum, this majestic ride has won two racing competitions, bagging first in its class and third place overall at Le Mans as well as winning the 1000km Nurburgring race.

While we really like real Ferraris, Sasha Selipanov’s conceptual design for a 612 GTO has us drooling. On the other hand, we couldn’t afford this if it really existed, so it’s best left as a fantasy.

This limited-edition car from Japan’s Mitsuoka features, um, “exotic” Asian styling, and an unexciting Toyota 3.3L V6 under the hood. Still, they won’t miss you coming down the block in one.

Going for that Avatar-at-the-theater quality 3D media room experience? Sim2’s new C3X Lumis 3D just might do the trick with its dual projector system, each with 3 DarkChip4 1080p DLPs.

Racer X Design’s proposed 2+2 Bugatti Streamliner is actually based on the Bentley Continental GT platform, but it sure doesn’t look like any Bentley we’ve ever seen. Now if only it actually existed.

High-tech steel drills are finished with the same technology as the watch cases in Botta-Design’s Black Edition watch series, resulting in tougher surfaces and optimum protection against scratches.

Audi’s design team first hinted at putting their own unique spin on the foosball table back in 2008, and they’re finally making good on their promise. Only 20 of the $15,900 tables will be made. Game on!

Working with Officinal Italiana, Aussie designer Marc Newson has created this gorgeous luxury boat for Italy’s Riva. Only 22 will be sold, starting this September from Gagosian Gallery.

Bell & Ross keeps dishing out more aircraft gauge-inspired designs with the release of the BR01-94 Commando, which has a 3-counter chronograph dial. The watch is limited to 500 pieces only.

Novitec Rosso took this top-end Ferrari 612 and did it proud with a boost to 560hp, and an array of interior and exterior refinements. Topping out at 202 mph, its speed belies its luxury looks.

All our super-yachts should come with an 880-hp exotic sports car and a drive-out parking bay, right? We think so. The futuristic-looking boat’s 14,000 horses are nothing to sneeze at either.

The most bad ass utility vehicle we’ve ever seen, the 620i Special Edition adds extras like carbon fiber hood trims, 5-spoke wheel alloys and sport seats to the rugged 4WD 620i XUV. Golf, anyone?

The Exelero, a beastly one-off 2 seater sports car from Maybach, has a twin-turbocharged, 5.9-liter V-12 with max power of 691 hp, 752 lb-ft of very low-end torque, and a reported price of $8M.

This gorgeous custom bike from Ecosse is meticulously designed down to each component, then hand-built. Beauty isn’t just skin deep – the Heretic can zoom from 0 to 60 in 2.8 seconds.

Benzinger’s hand-engraved, skeletonized watches have no solid face, making their intricate innards visible. They have 18-karat gold cases, diamond-studded bezels and flame-blued steel hands.

This 1935 3.5L Bentley is a bizarre auction entry, and not because of it’s rare hood ornament. Along with the car, the winning bidder also gets Freestone & Webb, the company that built the car’s body.

El Diego got this 1979 Porsche 924 when he was only 19; he sold it just before he was transferred to FC Barcelona. It has since been owned by serious collectors, and is in very good condition.