2007 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Roadster – With an aftermarket cost of more than $500,000, and a top speed of 211 mph, this monument to automotive engineering accelerates from 0-60 in the time it takes to say, “Is that a Lamborghini Murcielago?” And looks good while doing it. Customized by Al & Ed’s Autosound, this supercar boasts a Kenwood DNX7100 all-in-one navigation/monitor/DVD stereo receiver connected to a video iPod, Garmin navigation system and discreetly mounted rear camera that displays the area behind the vehicle whenever it’s placed in reverse. And because of the Murcielago’s speed capabilities, the car has been outfitted with an escort SRX radar/laser detection system.

2006 Mercedes SLR McLaren – One of only 3,500 to be produced, this custom Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, worth $500,000, is not to be missed. An Alpine IDA-X001 was mounted seamlessly behind the radio cover and controls the iPod and Alpine six-disc CD changer installed in the trunk. Two Alpine PDX amplifiers totaling 900 watts were mounted in the trunk with the taillight theme carried over into the trunk using carbon fiber beauty bars that cover the amplifiers. MB Quart “Q” Series 3-way speakers were installed in the doors and a Pioneer 8” slim woofer sits within a custom fiberglass enclosure in the passenger foot well. The finishing touch to this SLR is the custom black satin paint finish to its factory wheels.