25 Coolest Cars Available on duPont Registry

A few weeks ago we brought you the coolest cars for sale on JamesEdition. Today we're bringing you more amazing cars for sale from another high-class auto marketplace: duPont Registry. The site has a countless amount of whips, from the classics your grandpa was whippin' to cars from the current generation that are just one mid-life crisis away form being in your dad's garage. We sorted through them all to bring you the 25 Coolest Cars Available on duPont Registry.

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Price: $169,000

The LM002 is a rare beast that not all people know was even created. IT was built in the late '80s and early '90s, and less than 350 of them were produced. Time once called it one of the 50 ugliest cars ever, but we still think it's a pretty awesome vehicle in a way that's kind of hard to describe.

Price: Inquire

We're surpised this hasn't been on an episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee yet. The quirky minicar is right up Jerry Seinfeld's alley.

Price: $34,888

This cream and maroon 50-year-old Bentley has a sleek two-tone paint job on the outside and wood paneling inside. It's been heavily restored and even has an iPod cord in it now.

Price: $84,900

With the 50th anniversary celebration of the 911 happening right now, what better time than to step back and appreciate a classic.

Price: $164,995

Twenties design meets the technology of the aughts. BMW provided the engine for the Morgan Aero8, which looks nothing like the other luxury cars of today.

Price: $295,000

Lil B would love this Thunderbird, and not only because he loves everything. It's #rare. Reportedly, only 16 F Code Thunderbirds were made in fire red.

Price: $145,000

Remember back in the good old days when the Viper still had Dodge before it? With 520 horsepower, the Competition Coupe was a follow-up to the GTS-R released back in 1995 and lived up to every bit of its legacy. Best thing about it? This particular car has never been tracked hard and only had 100 miles on it.

Price: $179,500

The GhostWorks team at YearOne has a history of producing incredible custom cars. This badass "Cherry Bomb" Camaro is no exception, with its side skirt exhaust and massive 427 LSX with a Blower Shop supercharger.

Price: $149,950

This old 'Vette has had a lot of work put into it to stay this pristine after more than 60 years and 70,000 miles. We'd hate to see it fall in the hands of someone who wouldn't have the same amount of love and respect for a classic.

Price: $379,795

The Dino was originally Ferrari's attempt to build a more affordable sports car. That was then. Now, the 246 Dino GTS is a collector's item worth hundreds of thousands more and isn't really affordable to anybody who's not in hollywood, an investor or an athelte.

Price: $1,275,000

Your favorite rapper's favorite supercar. Buy this and have a better-dress Bugatti than Drake.

Price: $239,900

What can be said about the Maserati 3500GT that hasn't been said about Marilyn Monroe? Both are classicly stunning. But only one made it out of the 60s.

Price: $195,000

You have to jump at the chance to own a car that's likely older than anyone still living in your family.

Price: $497,888

The Ferrari 365 GTB earned the unofficial "Daytona" nickname after it took the top three spots in the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona.

Price: $1,600,000

Hope for the best. The posting says it doesn't come with a warranty, which seems crazy for a $1.6 million car.

Price: Inquire

Not only is the Saleen S7 super fast, it also has two trunks. That's the selling point, right?

Price: $395,196

Only 40 of these babies exist worldwide. Ferrari rolled out a special F1 edition in 2011 to celebrate 60 years of killing it in Formula One racing and in honor of F1 world champion Fernando Alonso.

Price: $1,200,00

You don't have to know how to say "Koenigsegg" to buy a CCX. Just more than a million dollars to blow.

Price: $351,000

If this GT is good enough for John Mayer, it's good enough for you. Or have you been with girls hotter than Jessica Simpson (when she was hot) and Katy Perry?

Price: $205,000

This one-off had a rough start. On its first outing, Bill Webb web rammed the Lotus 23B into a rock. Oops. We promise it's in better shape now.

Price: $99,900

Zero to 60 in less than four seconds. A quarter-mile in 12 seconds. duPont to your garage for less than $100K.

Price: $275,000

Tom Walkinshaw Racing helped make what was once the fasted production car made. This one is No. 99 of the small production run and has less than 1,000 miles on it. One hundred percent original. One hundred percent amazing.

Price: Inquire

Normally replicas are weak, but we can't front on this duplicate of Doc's time machine. Since hoverboards still aren't real, this is the coolest thing you can own from Back to the Future.

Price: Inquire

Instead of mirrors, the concept car uses cameras. Inspired by a fighter jet, the one-off Pregunta is the last Lamborghini to be produced before the manufacturer was purchased by Audi-VW.

Price: $4,698,600