Viper Convertible

Make
Dodge
Segment
Compact

For architect Holger Schubert, design simplicity is key when it comes to his work and taste in cars. More specifically, he's the owner of a Ferrari 512 BBi, a car that he describes as being a work-of-art for a number of reasons. Its sleek yet minimalistic design is timeless. There are those wonderful pop-up headlights and it has a 12-cylinder boxer engine. What's not to love? Schubert has even built something of a shrine for his car. Instead of a typical garage, the 512 sits in his studio which is connected to a 16-foot driveway bridge.

That's just a really, really cool and a classy touch. If we too had the means to own a car like this, then parking it in a special garage sounds like a very fine idea.