The 5-95 has a Lamborghini badge, it has a Lamborghini name attached, and it has the underpinnings of a Gallardo. But this is most certainly not a Lamborghini. It’s a Zagato.

How would you react if a bright yellow Bugatti Veyron Vitesse pulled up next to you, called you by your first name, and told you he’s your Uber driver?

This FXX Evoluzione — which is still considered to have the fastest top speed of any Ferrari at 250 mph — is the only one in the world that has been converted for road use.

Bugatti issued a recall this week on the Veyron — specifically for 92 models in the U.S.

Now there’s a Veyron successor, a machine named the Chiron, and it promises to have more power, go faster, look better, and of course—be even more outrageously expensive.

This photo shows 30-percent of the McLaren P1 GTRs — one of the best and most rare cars on the planet — all in one room.

And all the world’s enthusiasts wept as they gazed upon the fallen corpse of the beautiful and staggering piece of machinery that was once a mighty McLaren P1.