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From a factory-fresh Ferrari hypercar to a hand-built Shelby Daytona coupe, the Motorious marketplace is packed with machinery that turns heads. We combed through the current inventory and pulled together ten of the coolest cars available right now, spanning post-war European icons, American V8 legends, and a modern off-road hypercar. Each entry links straight to the live listing if you want to take a closer look.
#1 – 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing Coupe — $2,250,000
One of the last Gullwings built and an unrestored, largely original example. Its roof-hinged doors and race-bred tubular chassis trace straight back to the 300 SL's Le Mans-winning W194 ancestor, making this the granddaddy of the modern supercar.
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#2 – 2021 Marc Philipp Gemballa MARSIEN — $1,595,000
Built on a heavily reworked 911 Turbo S platform, this is the 21st of only 40 MARSIENs ever made. It pairs serious off-road capability with supercar power, finished here in a limited Al Faya Pearl White scheme loaded with roughly $345,000 in extra options.
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#3 – 2006 Ford GT — $1,200,000
Offered in preserved, collector condition with just 11.5 test-and-delivery miles. Finished in Midnight Blue Metallic with full painted stripes, this GT is essentially a brand-new example of Ford's Le Mans-winning halo car.
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#4 – 1964 Shelby Cobra Roadster — $985,000
Carroll Shelby's original vision made real: a lightweight British roadster stuffed with American V8 muscle. This is the same recipe that famously beat Ferrari at Le Mans, wrapped in the timeless slab-sided Cobra body.
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#5 – 1965 Shelby Daytona Coupe "Secret Weapon" — $849,950
A steel powder-coated tube-frame chassis under a hand-formed aluminum body, riding on period-correct FIA wheels. Built to the same formula that let the Daytona Coupe out-run Ferrari's GTOs, this one wears its motorsport intent on its sleeve.
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#6 – 1966 Jaguar E-Type Le Mans by "Design Velke" — $699,900
A bespoke, hand-built speedster crafted by David Welky of Design Velke, channeling the low, curvaceous lines of Jaguar's D-Type Le Mans racers into a modern custom build. One-off presence with genuine motorsport styling cues throughout.
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#7 – 1970 Porsche 911 C9 RS Turbo — $585,000
A Classic 9 Motorwerks build that takes a 911 donor through a full RS-style body conversion and drops in a 3.0-liter turbocharged flat-six good for roughly 420 horsepower. Wide, low, and unmistakably a driver's car.
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#8 – 2022 Ferrari SF90 Stradale Coupe — $549,950
A plug-in hybrid V8 hypercar with just 507 miles on the clock, finished in a special-order Bianco Fuji over Nero interior. With roughly 986 combined horsepower, it's the newest and most technologically advanced car on this list.
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#9 – 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC — $525,000
A Pininfarina-styled 2+2 grand tourer that swaps some of the 275 GTB's raciness for effortless long-distance comfort, without giving up the 300-horsepower V12 underneath. Elegant, usable, and every bit a Ferrari.
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#10 – 1932 Duesenberg II Royalton — $495,998
A modern continuation of Fred Duesenberg's flagship, dressed in dramatic black-and-red coachwork with exposed side pipes and wire wheels. It packs a modern drivetrain underneath the vintage silhouette, so it can actually be driven and enjoyed rather than trailered.
