2015 Luxury Cars Ooohh la la
McLaren 650S
280,225.00

Porsche 918 Spyder
929,000.00
It took Porsche years to develop a worthy successor to the vaunted
Carrera GT supercar, but at last, the 918 is here—and it’s a plug-in hybrid!
With a combined 887 hp and 944 lb-ft of torque from its mid-mounted V-8 and
electric motors—one at each axle—the 918 delivers Bugatti-like acceleration,
tenacious handling, and a 211-mph top end. And of course, it’s every bit as
exotic-looking as any near-million-dollar supercar should be, with a low-slung,
targa body, and ultra-futuristic cabin.
Pagani Huayra
1,500,000.00

Koenigsegg Regera
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2,000,000.00
Interestingly
enough, Christian von Koenigsegg is not a fan of hybrids. So, be sure to never
call the Regera a hybrid. Instead, it is a new breed of car that utilizes
Koenigsegg Direct Drive Transmission (KDD). This new system was developed by
Christian von Koenigsegg and it creates “direct drive to rear axle from the
combustion engine without the need of multitude gears or other traditional
types of variable transmissions, with inherently high energy losses.” Combine
the massive amounts of power, a new transmission and the car’s curb weight of
3,589 lbs, and the Regera will rocket from 0-248 mph in just 20 seconds.
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