Here are six cars for bidders to watch for at Mecum Las Vegas 2018:

1 – 2012 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport 16.4

This sexy beast is red through and through, from the leather seating to the accents on the wheels. Its got just over 6,000 miles on it, which is about the distance from Los Angeles to Monaco.

2012 BUGATTI VEYRON GRAND SPORT 16.4

2 – 1938 T120 Roadster

To roll on these chrome wire wheels will cost you just over $1 million USD. This is a vehicle that just oozes prestige, class, and polish.

1938 T120 Roadster

3 – 1930 Cord L-29 Cabriolet

Restored to its former glory by none other than respected restorer of vintage cars, Lon Kruger, this vehicle is hard to miss. Expect to invest at least $200,000 USD to own this lilac classic.

1930 Cord L-29 Cabriolet

4 – 1939 T150-C Coupe

For at least $500,000 USD, you can get this car with an interesting past. After being sold to a French doctor in 1939, the car went into hiding during World War II, until it surfaced again in the 1950s in Southern California.

1939 T150-C Coupe

5 – 1930 Duesenberg Model J Dual Cowl Phaeton

After being restored in the late 1970s, this car went on to win First Prize in the Senior category at the Antique Automobile Club of America’s National Awards in 1980. This two-tone lavender and lilac vehicle with manual folding top can be had for between $950,000 – $1,050,000 USD.

1930 Duesenberg Model J Dual Cowl Phaeton

6 – 1930 Bugatti Type 46 Faux Cabriolet

Our list started with a Bugatti and will end with this handsome Bugatti with brown leather upholstery and crocodile skin patterns. You could own this antique gem for $1,250,000 USD.

1930 Bugatti Type 46 Faux Cabriolet

To bid for the cars above, or any other vehicles at Mecum Las Vegas 2018, please register at mecum.com

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The exterior of the SUV still has many of the characteristics of the 2018 G550, including the handles that make the doors sound like bank vaults when they close, and the spare tire on the back door. The interior is a big upgrade from last year, with Classic Nappa leather seating. There’s also natural wood surfaces, a 64-color LED ambient lighting selection, an insulated sunroof, a new center console, a steering wheel with a touch controls, and more leg room.

It takes rugged terrains with ease with 4-wheel drive and front suspension, and can go from 0 to 60 mph in under 6 seconds. You can drive comfortably on concrete surfaces, in the dusty landscape of the desert, through the muddy terrain of the countryside, and uphill on the paved roads of the city. This luxury, off-road SUV, what even Forbes calls “Beverly Hills Meets Desert Dirt,” is a vehicle for all occasions, while keeping that upscale appearance, even when dirty. If you’re a tough, but polished person, you’ll love the 2019 Mercedes-Benz G550 because it says so much about you and makes the right first impression.

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1970 DB6 MkII Volante

The amazing thing about this conversion is that it is reversible. So the owner will have the option to remove the EV technology and re-insert the original engine.

The reason that Aston Martin is doing this is simple: Cities around the globe are starting to ban what they consider to be “polluting vehicles,” and a vintage Aston Martin would be considered a polluting vehicle. So far, places like Geneva, Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, and many other cities have such bans.

1970 DB6 MkII Volante

The EV technology that Aston Martin will put inside their vintage vehicles will be the same as their Rapide E. The cars will be powered by a 65kWh battery, have a range of 200 miles, travel at a maximum speed of 115 mph, and go from 0 to 60 in less than 4 seconds.

As Martin Lagonda, President and CEO of Aston Martin said during a press release today: “We are very aware of the environmental and social pressures that threaten to restrict the use of classic cars in the years to come. Our Second Century Plan not only encompasses our new and future models, but also protects our treasured heritage. I believe this not only makes Aston Martin unique, but a truly forward-thinking leader in this field.”

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Founded in 2014, Karma, headquartered in Irvine, California, is a car making startup designing luxury performance cars as good as the traditional luxury car makers. They’ve brought automobile assembly to Southern California for the first time in decades. Although the engineering is done in Troy, Michigan, Karma’s manufacturing facility is in Moreno Valley, California.

Karma is shaking up the car industry with the Revero. It’s an extended-range electric vehicle, with an aluminum frame, and a muscular look. With dual electric motors to provide plenty of torque, and 6 Piston calipers and regenerative breaking to preserve the brakes, the Revero looks imposing, but offers a smooth ride. A lithium-ion battery, with a 24 minute charge time, gives the Revero a total range of 300 miles. For Karma, what should attract people to buying a Revero is the comfort level, not its technical stats. Whereas the exterior has a strapping, menacing look, the interior’s unlacquered reclaimed wood trim, jewel detailing, leather seats, makes it smooth and diplomatic.

What makes the Revero unique, and Karma different, compared to the rest of the car industry, is one key feature and a personal touch on each car. In an industry first, the Revero has a solar roof which powers the car with an output of 200w. As it says on Karma’s site, “Leave your car at the airport for a week and drive home on the power of the sun.” Then, what differentiates Karma from other car makers is that each vehicle is slightly unique, and that uniqueness is achieved by more than just a different vehicle identification number. The badges on both the front and the back of the car are hand-painted, which Karma’s says we should, “consider it a small but symbolic statement about craftsmanship and individuality.”

Solar Roof

The Revero comes in eight colors, but first:

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Pacific Fog

Ocean Veil

Moreno

Anza Dessert

Balboa Blue

Borrego Black

Corona Del Sol

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So what makes Evija so special?

Here are 5 Reasons to Love the Lotus Evija Hypercar:

1 – The Name

Why Evija? It is a derivative of Eve, the first woman mentioned in the Bible. Like the biblical character, Evija is the “first in the existence” for Lotus, who have never built a hypercar before this one.

2 – The Flashy Look

When Lotus was designing Evija, they were inspired by forms of rock. So the forms of the car give it an ageless design. It looks like the luxury cars that have existed for the last four decades, but is actually a newer version of them. From the back, this car looks like it might even be able to fly…of course not really…at least not yet. (Uber is developing flying taxis, so it’s not as far-fetched as you think!)

3 – Lightness….sort of

Evija is lighter than most electric cars, which helps it to go from 0 to 62 mph in less than three seconds. But compared to Lotus’ other cars, Evija is the heaviest, at 3,700 lbs.

4 – Scissor doors

Pulling up to valet parking and stepping out from scissor doors is not just for celebrities anymore, but regular high net worth individuals who deserve the toys that they have. If the paparazzi follow you by accident, just take it as a compliment.

5 – Exclusivity

Lotus have only made 130 models of Evija, so not many people will get a chance to own this car. And since it was just released in July 2019, you don’t want to miss out.

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