Here’s another deluxe modification by Touring Superleggera, the A8GCS Berlinetta. This car is a Maserati Gran Turismo rebodied to give it a Classic GT style and installed with modern technologies thus giving it an amazing appeal. Touring Superleggera A8GCS Berlinetta is specifically designed to display its coach-building skills. We think Touring Superleggera is not stopping to show us more of their luxurious modification so we keep our eyes open for the next one.

The Touring Superleggera Flying Star (modified Bentley Continental GTC) was a custom built done for a special customer who love’s golf and hunting while driving a 560 hp car. Check out this 3-door CoachBuilt Shooting Brake car with all new designs like an elongated doors, new electric-opening hatch, a folding rear seat to give more load space, and a 560 hp W12 engine. 20 more cars will be produce for those fortunate customer with an exceptional good taste. $800,000.

Brabus has made a slight change on their V12 Mercedes-Benz E-Class and its G V12 S Biturbo Widestar, with the more daring and suede look of BLACK. Yeah that’s right the V12 E-Class with 800 hp and 1047 lb-ft of torque and the V12 G-Class has a 700hp and 973 lb-ft is a group of Death Black painted cars. Oh we forgot to mention a third car which is a 4-door version of the E V12 and yes you’ve said it, the paint is also Black.

The launch 2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost claims to be a one historical event for the Rolls-Royce company. With a smaller size than other Rolls-Royce sedan it is more sleeker in look, sportier and taunting. And once you rev-up its 536-hp 6.6 liter twin turbo V-12 engine it is literally like ghost, smooth and silent.

Former Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan may be remembered as the guy that gave Michael Schumacher the big break in the F1 scene before he was lured by Benetton. The Jordan team has been out of the F1 business for quite a while now but who could forget their hornet-yellow cars? This one, chassis number 03 from the 2000 season is up for sale. Sorely missing though is the Mugen Honda V10 engine as well as other parts. We’re guessing that the transmission and gearbox are also missing in the package. The car will still roll though, so you can still display it or imagine going really fast inside the cockpit. ~$67,000.

The 2011 Bentley Mulsanne shows its luxurious image on a display at the 2009 Frankfurt Auto Show. Obviously exposing a blend of a traditional silhouette with some modern detailing with bold frontal design dominated by traditional Bentley matrix grille and highly prominent round inner headlamps with chrome surrounds. Its engine comes from a totally revised version of Bentley’s 6.75-liter V8 for a whooping 505 horsepower and an immense 752 lb-ft of torque with integrated power-on-demand system for a maximum fuel economy. It is expected that the 2011 Bentley Mulsanne will arrive in the middle of 2011 with a price tag of $300,000.

Here is a first look at some spy shots that have just been unveiled of the new 2011 BMW M5. While the M5 is powered by a 5.0 liter V10 engine, this one will have the twin-turbo, direct injected 4.4-liter V8 which will have this car speeding off with just the slightest touch of the gas pedal.