Sure, we’d love to see the looks on our neighbor’s face as we pull into the driveway in a Rolls-Royce Phantom, but it’s even more amazing to see where technology has brought us.
Some of the most expensive cars on the market may not make very handy weekday cars, but they are absolute marvels of modern engineering.
Just to see what kinds of things can be done on the factory floors is a gift to the auto fan.
For most of us, actually driving these cars—let alone owning them—is nothing more than a beautiful daydream. But that doesn’t mean we can’t spend time looking closely at some of the best and most expensive vehicles in the world and how they’re changing the face of the automobile industry.
Most Expensive Cars: What Your Money is Buying
So what is the big difference between a 1.7 million dollar car and a 30,000 dollar one? Sure, the more expensive ones look like space ships and are made by high end European companies, but what else do they have?Think of it this way: if you had the money to spend, what would your 1.7 million dollars be buying you?
Speed
This is the biggest factor among the best cars in the world. The Bugatti Veyron—at $1.7 million, the most expensive car in the world—can drive at speeds in excess of 250 miles per hour. Now, there wouldn’t be much opportunity to enjoy speeds like that unless you’re driving on a test track, but the ability alone makes this model one of the nicest cars in the world.
Body
Because speed is so important in the most expensive cars in the world, their bodies are equally as important. With heavier bodies comes slower cruising, so the nicest cars on the market are usually made with Formula 1 race car technologies, like carbon-fiber bodies.
Fancy Features
Cup holders? Check. AM/FM radio? Check. Digital temperature control, rain-sensing windshield wipers, self-parking technology, and thermal imaging for nighttime driving? Check.
Top 10 Nicest Cars on the Market
Finally, here it is: the list of the top ten nicest cars in the world today. The following cars are listed according to their quality, drivability, features, and value—not necessarily on price alone. Because when it comes to the best, price isn’t always the most trustworthy indicator. Sometimes, you have to look deeper.
1. Bugatti Veyron – $1.7 million
3. McLaren F1 – $1 million
7. Maybach 62 – $400K
9. Rolls-Royce Phantom – $350K
10. Aston Martin Vanquish – $260K
11. AND NOW FOR THE GRANDFATHER OF THEM ALL, I PRESENT THE $1 million DARTZ BLACK SNAKE 2013.
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