Bentley Continental GT (2012)

This is Bentley Continental GT (2012), new GT will get a refreshed front fascia that includes a new air dam design, lower cutlines in the bodywork and new Gatling gun headlights similar to those on the new Mulsanne sedan. Along the side, you'll notice that the rear edge of the door has a pronounced point while the side mirrors get new integrated signals. This set of wheels also appears to be a new design.

behind the Continental GT is expected to adopt some elements of the Audi A8's aluminum spaceframe in a bid to reduce weight. This should result in improved performance and efficiency even though Bentley probably won't get much more power out of the 6.0-liter W12 engine.

Inside, the Continental GT will get an upgraded driver interface with modern conveniences like real time traffic and iPod integration. Expect to see more details when the 2012 Bentley Continental GT makes its public debut at the 2010 Paris Auto Show this fall.

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2010 Mini-Me Sport Cars

2010 Mini-Me Sport Cars

The manufacturer calls these beautiful half-scale sports cars—from the Porsche 356 to the Jaguar above—"children's cars." Whatever. They fit an adult perfectly fine, and I'm getting one to drive straight from my bedroom to my office desk.The cars, which are manufactured with exquisite detail, include the classic Porsche 356, the Mercedes Benz 300SL, the Jaguar E-type, the Willys Jeep, and the Bugatti T35. They use composite chassis and composite body shells, and can be driven by anyone age of 6 and up. In fact, the two seat models can fit a kid and an adult.

They come with 50cc engines, but you can customize them with any racing kart engine you want, as well as choosing automatic or manual transmission.

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2010 Donto Motors P1

This is 2010 Donto Motors P1 .If you've never heard of Argentina-based Donto Motors before, you're not alone. However, just because this company has remained out of the spotlight doesn't mean they don't have big things in the works – how about a hardcore track day racer designed to compete with the likes of the Ariel Atom and KTM X-Bow? If it ever sees production, Donto Motors' P1 should easily fit right in with these odd/awesome track toys.

The rear-mounted engine is a Volkswagen/Audi-sourced 1.8-liter turbocharged inline-four that produces 180 horsepower, and it looks like Donto took visual cues from Audi, as well. The front end's large side vents are reminiscent of a certain supercar that we've grown quite fond of, and the rest of the body work is made up of a split construction, in which it's designed to look as if the body is floating on the FIA-approved chassis. The whole thing weighs just over 1,500 pounds, too, so we imagine that the end result will be a spirited little whip for track day fun.

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