First things first, a quick disclaimer. This kit won’t let your Chevrolet Camaro transform into the real Bumblebee. But it will certainly look the part. Chevy teams up with Hasbro to satisfy the craving for a real-life replica of Bumblebee from the Transformers movie. From the kit, you’ll get Autobot shields for the driver and passenger side panels, the same shield for the four wheel caps, Transformers logo for the driver and passenger sills, an Autobot embroidery on the center console, and black stripes running the length of the car with the Transformers logo embedded. Go ahead and profess your fanaticism for the beloved Bumblebee, but pray that there aren’t any Decepticons waiting to pounce. $995.

Fit this supercharger to your Corvette and leave the competition behind, without looking like a poser. Techco’s power kit for Corvettes made from 2005 until now fits underneath the stock hood so the car would look normal enough. But there’s nothing normal about the performance enhancement it delivers. At just six pounds of boost, the power bumps up to 600 hp with 535 lb-ft of torque. It’s a brand-new Reverse-Revolution Twin-Screw supercharger, with a shorter, more direct air passage for a more efficient setup. There’s even an upgrade package of 10 psi and above for a more powerful output. $8,500.

Like it or not, Formula 1 will still be at the pinnacle of motorsports. The future may be bleak for the most watched sporting event in the world but that’s no reason not to have some F1 memorabilia. Toyota, being one of the few teams who supply both chassis and engine to a racing team, has loads of surplus parts they want the public to have. Several items are available on their online store, the biggest (and most expensive) of which is this engine cover with underfloor and rear wing. Made of carbon fiber, the entire rear half of the car can serve several purposes, it’s all up to you. Convert it to a high-tech gaming station or a simple decor, you be the pit boss. ~$7,000.