Fantasising about some great cars is one of the most popular pastimes of car lovers. Daydreaming about supercars and luxury saloons can instantly turn the most boring day into an interesting one. But when we are committing the sinful crime of daydreaming about exotic cars, why not indulge our senses a little more. These are cars that even money can't buy. These dream cars are not only priceless, but impossibly rare, and in some cases, both. Some of these cars may not even exist, but they are so totally desirable and fascinating.We have seen the Zonda supercar from Pagani in so many guises that it is hard to keep a track, but if you want the rarest of them all, we suggest the Pagani Zonda Tricolore. In theory, you can buy this car, but you might just be a tiny bit concerned about its £1.3million price tag. The bodywork is designed from a carbon-titanium weave, and marked the 50th anniversary of the 'Frecce Tricolori', the Italian air force display team.
The fifth generation of the Chevrolet Camaro is one of the best American muscle car traditions but it really lacks the exclusivity. But not if it transforms into an 18-foot robot with a laser cannon. The 2006 Camaro Concept, which previewed the 2010 production car, is the disguise for Bumblebee in the later stages of the Transformers movie. The car had distinctive yellow paintwork and black roof stripes, and when the production Camaro finally went on sale in 2010, the US based company offered a Transformers special edition with the same paintwork as the Bumblebee character from the film.
James Bond has probably driven all the exotic cars, and the debate about which is the all-time best James Bond car will go on for centuries. But the Lotus Esprit that converted into a submarine in The Spy Who Loved Me must be one of his personal favourites. Be it rocket launchers, or cars that do the vanishing act, Bond has them all. But the submarine scene with the Esprit is like the icing on the cake. The Esprit's wedge-shaped lines seemed to lend themselves perfectly to the undersea travel.
Talk about a time machine, and everybody goes dreamy eyed. For car fans, there is this one time machine called the DeLorean from the "Back to the Future" movie, which does the trick. It flies, leaves flying tyre marks, flaunts gullwing doors, so what more could you ask from your dream car?
Ferrari brought this exclusive opportunity to its 29 specially selected customers to spend £1.2 million on a car that can't even be driven on the road. That car is the 599XX, a 722hp racing version of the 599 GTB Fiorano with weight reduced by 270kg, cutting-edge aerodynamics and an ultra-advanced stability and traction control system.
The 599XX accelerates from 0-100kmph in less than 3 seconds and has a top speed of 315kmph. It is about 10 seconds faster than the Enzo around the Fiorano test track.
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