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Could Buick really be wanting to sell a convertible?  That’s what Autoblog reported back on May 31, 2007.  At the time, the report said something about an end of the decade production time.  It would be based on the Buick Velite concept which was revealed at the 2004 New York Auto Show.  It’s a nice design that contains some serious Cadillac design cues.  Will it ever happen?  We shall see.

More pictures from Motor Trend

SaabsUnited.com mentioned this car back in November of 2009.  At the time, “COYS Auctions [was] having a ‘True Great’ auction and one of the cars on the block [was] a 2005 Koenigsegg CCR, which is estimated to go for £175,000-250,000.”

The 2005 model had a whopping 806 hp, and could achieve 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds.  That would be quite the experience … but I’m afraid it would achieve speeding tickets left and right as well. Nice wheels … nice price … unbelievable performance.

Good guessing, Ryan K!

Winding Road did a piece on Mystery Car 65 in Issue 52 called Betting on Gullwings.  As you would imagine, the car is none other than the new Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG.  The car has distincitve gull wing doors and comes with an incredible, 563 hp V8.  According to the article, the SLS is able to compete with the carbon-fibre SLR.  Read the article for more information. Then, watch the following video for some serious edge-of-your-seat performance. Amazing!

P.S. Contact me if you want one!

According to this article, the following story may or may not be true, but it sure sounds interesting.

What I find funny about Myster Car 63 is that I had never heard of it before last month. How could that be? Well, it may be that the car wasn’t very successful in the states. It was imported and rebadged for only three years in the US of A. Originally called the Hillman Avenger, Plymouth gave it a cutesy name.  What was it?

Watch the video to find out.