Not many people are fortunate enough to own a Koenigsegg. Even for those who have the money, the cars are rare enough to make a Ferrari look like a Toyota Corolla. Just 14 units of the CCR were built, so the announcement that Edo Competition would be selling its CCR Evolution is good news for someone with a big pile of money. The car, which is currently in Borken, Germany, has 11,200 kilometers (7,000 miles) on it and an asking price of €395,000 ($518,832).

The car is not stock, and Edo Competition say the modifications come to about €40,000 worth of work. The result is that 100 km/h comes in 3.2 seconds, 200 km/h in 9.7 seconds, 300 km/h takes 23 seconds, and the top speed is 390 km/h (243 miles per hour). The motivation for this comes from a 4.7-liter V8 which is putting out 891 horsepower. If you've got the money, best to act quick, your next opportunity to buy a CCR probably won't come along for a while.