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This 1,000-horsepower coupe uses ten radiators and four turbochargers to pass 250 miles an hour.

This origami wedge opens its doors straight up and is named after an exclamation of astonishment.

This German mid-engined coupe wears a contrasting blade panel behind the doors.

This raw twin-turbo wedge with a vast rear wing was the last car signed off by the marque's founder.

This forty-inch-high racer was built expressly to humiliate Ferrari at Le Mans, and did so four years running.

This wide eighties wedge wears long horizontal slats down each flank to feed side-mounted radiators.

This 1,500-horsepower W16 successor is named after a Monaco-born racing driver.

This V12 flagship of 2011 uses a carbon tub and a single-clutch gearbox that punches between gears.
