Make no mistake about it. The CLK DTM AMG Cabrio is one of the most exclusive Mercedes AMG models ever made. So when one pops up for sale, it's a big deal. The drop-top variant of the CLK DTM AMG arrived in 2006, after all 100 units of the coupe sold in 2004. At the time of its unveiling, Mercedes declared the Cabriolet as the fastest open-top four-seater on the planet. With a 5.4-liter supercharged V8 sending 582 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque to the tarmac via a five-speed automatic, 0-62 mph came in at 4.0 secs and top speed limited to 186 mph.

The CLK DTM AMG Cabriolet also boasted an adjustable suspension, lightweight carbon-fiber body panels, widened tracks, a limited-slip differential, AMG composite brakes and lightweight alloys staggered 19/20 inches front/rear. Inside, the leather and Alcantara clad cabin came with carbon-fiber bucket seats and interior panels, and an AMG steering wheel. Priced at around $200,000 when new and with just over 5,800 miles on the clock, this one-of-hundred white example is in pristine condition and will carry a suitably heady price tag. Interested parties can ask Seven Car Lounge dealership just how much that might be directly.