The 10 Coolest Cars for Sale on Motorious This Week

Motorious sees thousands of new listings roll in every week, but only a handful stop us mid-scroll. Here are ten of the wildest, rarest, and most desirable cars currently for sale on Motorious, from a numbers-matching Demon to a Ferrari flat-12 icon.

Coolest Car No. 1: 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon

Serial #0006 of just 3,312 built for 2018, this Pitch Black Demon was ordered new by Gas Monkey Garage and has covered a mere 2,600 miles since. Its supercharged 6.2-liter Hemi makes up to 840 horsepower, enough to make this the first VIN-numbered production car ever built to pull a wheelie from the factory. The numbers-matching Demon Crate and full documentation history are included.

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Coolest Car No. 2: 1991 Ferrari Testarossa

Finished in Bianco Italia over a Crema leather interior, this flat-12-powered wedge is the definitive poster car of the 1980s and 90s. With 14,500 miles on the odometer, it presents as a well-kept example of Ferrari's signature side-strake design, one of the most recognizable silhouettes in automotive history.

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Coolest Car No. 3: 2006 Ford GT

Finished in Speed Yellow with painted racing stripes, this GT shows just 794 miles and comes from a single owner since new. It's a desirable 3-option car with forged BBS wheels and McIntosh audio, one of only 31 Speed Yellow examples built with black brake calipers. The supercharged 5.4-liter V8 and 6-speed manual transaxle deliver the raw, analog experience that made the Ford GT an instant modern classic.

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Coolest Car No. 4: 1985 Audi Sport Quattro

Crossing to auction through Broad Arrow, this short-wheelbase Sport Quattro is the ultimate homologation special born out of Group B rally racing. Its aggressive fender flares, boxy bodywork, and all-wheel-drive underpinnings helped rewrite the rules of performance driving in the 1980s, and clean examples like this one rarely surface on the open market.

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Coolest Car No. 5: 2011 Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera

Consigned through Broad Arrow, this Superleggera is the track-focused, lightweight variant of Lamborghini's V10 Gallardo, stripped of excess weight and sharpened for maximum performance. Its naturally aspirated 5.2-liter V10 and all-wheel-drive chassis make it one of the last analog Lamborghinis before turbocharging and hybrid systems took over the lineup.

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Coolest Car No. 6: 1970 Plymouth Barracuda

This bold orange 'Cuda from Gateway Classic Cars is a Pro-Touring build centered on a 471 cubic-inch stroker V8 fed by a custom NITTO carburetor setup. Power routes through a 5-speed manual and a narrowed 8 3/4-inch rear end with a Detroit Locker, backing up one of Mopar's most iconic body styles with genuinely modern performance underneath.

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Coolest Car No. 7: 1969 Datsun Fairlady Z432

Headed to auction through GAA, this Z432 is one of just 420 built between 1969 and 1973, and one of only 299 from the earliest production run. Its twin-cam, triple-carbureted S20 inline-six was borrowed from the same Prince-developed program that powered the legendary Skyline GT-R, making this right-hand-drive Z one of the rarest and most technically significant Japanese sports cars ever built.

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Coolest Car No. 8: 1966 Ford Mustang 2+2 Fastback Coyote Restomod

Streetside Classics brings us a first-generation fastback with a modern heart: a Coyote 5.0-liter V8 swap paired with a 6-speed automatic, Wilwood brakes, power steering, air conditioning, a 9-inch rear end, and QA1 suspension. With only 1,808 miles logged since the build, it blends the timeless silhouette of the original pony car with genuine show-and-go drivability.

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Coolest Car No. 9: 1977 Pontiac Firebird TransAm SE

Consigned through GAA, this numbers-matching Trans Am wears the W72 performance package and Y81 Special Edition appearance package, the same combination that made these black-and-gold Firebirds a pop culture icon in the late 1970s. Its 400 cubic-inch Pontiac V8, 4-barrel carburetor, and honeycomb wheels are all present and correct on a car that defined an era of American muscle.

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Coolest Car No. 10: 1965 AC Cobra Replica

Rounding out our list is proof that you don't need exotic money to get exotic looks. Built by North American Fiberglass and offered through Gateway Classic Cars, this roadster is modeled on the original, pre-flare AC Cobra shape and finished in gloss black with Terlingua Racing graphics. A 351 Windsor V8, 5-speed manual, Wilwood brakes, and QA1 coilovers back up the vintage racing looks with real performance underneath.

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From a wheelie-capable Demon to a rally-bred Audi and a JDM unicorn from Japan, this week's Motorious inventory proves there's never been a better time to buy something with real character. Head to Motorious to browse the full inventory and find your next weekend project or garage centerpiece.