Whatever your riding preference or choice of terrain may be, this Ducati will take you there. The Multistrada 1200 is basically four bikes in one. Based on the Superbike championship-winning 1198 Testastretta engine, the bike’s setup can be varied on the fly with a touch of a button. Sport mode gives you a stiffer chassis for more feel and full use of the 150 hp engine power. The Touring mode gives you a more comfortable ride for longer distances. The Urban setting cuts the power to 100 hp and sets the bike’s ABS and traction control for a safer city ride. But if you want to go off-road, the Enduro mode gives a suspension setup that’s capable of absorbing the bumps of uneven terrain. So how about that? Four bikes in one go! $TBD.

What do you do when you want to feel like you’re driving a V10 powered supercar, but can’t afford one? Well, you could always go for the Soundracer, which fits right into your car’s cigarette lighter port, and uses an FM transmitter to play a real V8 or V10 engine sound effects to the stereo. According to SoundRacer’s website, the sounds actually correspond to the RPMs of your car’s engine, which is quite cool (technologically). $40.

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Connectivity, mobility, and freedom, just three of the attributes you’re likely to attach to this ‘laptop on wheels’ from Mavizen. The TTX02 Road Racing electric bike is no ordinary two-wheeler – not only does it have a license plate, it has a dedicated IP address as well. Based on the Linux operating system, the bike is basically a moving web server that’s capable of connecting to a Wi-Fi network so you can attach your laptop or other USB peripherals on the bike. Propulsion is courtesy of an Agni 95R permanent magnet motor that gives 53 Nm of torque that gives the bike a top speed of about 130 mph. The chassis is a KTM RC8 and the brakes are racing-spec Brembo. Surely, your laptop cannot go as fast as the TTX02. ~$41,300.

You’d be hard pressed to find a better accessory to a good tailgate party than this Tundra Midnight Rider Tailgater. It comes packed with a Grill N Chill cooking space with countertops, infrared barbecue, beverage tap and an ice chest, an electronically operated tonneau cover, a bed-installed 42-inch HDTV, separate interior and in-bed Kicker sound systems, 20-inch Mickey Thompson polished aluminum wheels, 35-inch tires, a three-inch suspension lift, Bushwacker fender flares, and more. $TBA.

For a car to be tested at the Nürburgring means that this car is truly amazing. What more if it was built there? The Veritas RS III is powered by a massive BMW v10 engine which builds up 507 horses which translates to about 215mph. This already comes equipped with Recaro seats, Brabham Racing ceramic disc brakes and of course that knowledge of having your car built by hand. For sure this won’t come cheap when it’s available. $TBA.

While most cars like the Lexus LF-A will never make it out of the concept stage, we are definitely glad that this one actually did. This thing will have a 0-60 time of 3.7 seconds with a top speed of 202 mph. Only 500 of them will be produced, and it will cost a pretty penny, but definitely be worth it. $375,000.

The Japanese automobile manufacturer builds luxury cars that resemble the classic British autos from the 50s and 60s. This retro Viewt is similar to the iconic Jaguar Jaguar Mark II. It has a Nissan Micra under the coating and engines from 1.2- to 1.5-liters that churn out 90- to 109-hp. $TBA.