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Drawing inspiration from custom motorcycle shops, ZLin is offering buyers unprecedented personalization for this light sport aircraft, so you can fly a plane that advertises your utterly great (or horrible) taste.

A one-off build for a well-heeled customer, this custom Audi A8 L retains the elegant silhouette and cosmetic elements of the original, all while stretching it to accommodate six doors and three full rows of seating.

Designed to hold its own against the best sports coupes in the world, Chevrolet's newest Camaro ZL1 brings a monstrous 640hp V8, a new 10-speed automatic transmission, and track-ready features right out of the showroom.

Bentley's fastest production model gets a killer Black Edition, swapping in the blinding chrome for glossy black exterior trims, along with black contrast leather and more carbon fiber than you can handle inside the cabin.

Aero road bikes? Awesome. This aero road bike, however, steps it up in the awesome department, with lightweight carbon fiber construction, fully-integrated wiring, and a bike computer built right into the handlebar stem.

For 2016, Yamaha's flagship recreational watercraft gets a new dual-throttle system that gives riders precise control of both forward and backward movements, enabling a level of maneuverability you've never experienced before.

Godzilla's back and looks fresher than ever, sporting a redesigned body, a more powerful engine, and a more luxurious cabin that makes the erstwhile sports car perfectly suitable as a touring vehicle.

Audi's newest droptop version of the R8 combines luxury and high-performance in equal spades, pairing a cockpit teeming in comfort and modern conveniences with an engine that sends it racing from 0 to 60 in just 3.5 seconds

With their limited range, electric motorcycles aren't really ideal for recreational off-road riding. Armotia doesn't care, though, debuting a pair of killer-looking electric dirt bikes that promise to deliver off-road fun without deafening engine noise.

Commemorating Ferrucio Lamborghini's centennial, this limited-edition supercar combines the marque's most powerful engine with an unapologetically aggressive body that has more ducts and vents than any Lambo we've ever seen.

Bentley's flagship model gets a redesign for the upcoming year, pairing a more angular and contemporary aesthetic with satisfying improvements in power, luxury appointments, and driving performance.

Pagani takes their Huayra hypercar to the next level with this newest iteration, massaging 60 more horsepower from the same engine while cutting weight by almost 300 pounds, making an incredible supercar even better.

Lodged between the base model V8 and the top-of-the-range W12, Bentley's latest just might be the sportiest of the fleet, combining a top speed of 190 mph with more aggressive styling both inside and out.

Details are still sparse, but Renault finally has what looks like a near-finished version of their upcoming Alpine-branded sports car, which boasts a smooth sculpted body, light weight, and a satisfying 0 to 60 of 4.5 seconds.

The newest version of Ferrari's four-seat, four-wheel drive sports car adds four-wheel steering to the mix, with a sharper, sleeker silhouette making the family-friendly exotic an even more stunning sight to behold.

Built for speed, the 2016 version of Lapierre's time trial bike boasts a redesigned geometry that's more aggressive than ever, optimized braking, and serious drag reduction to help you pedal to the finish in record time.