For the next seven days, the Jacob Javits Center is the chicest parking lot on Earth. <\/p>\n
Eye-poppingly cool cars from around the world with multi-million-dollar price tags and speedometers that go above 200MPH have rolled in for the New York International Auto Show<\/a>, a showcase dates back to the early 1900s and ranks as the largest attended motor event in the US. <\/p>\n Showy curves, gleaming bumpers, exotic interiors and maximum performance draw thousands of car buffs who take in 700 or so of the most cutting-edge rides in the world. Here are some of the fastest and coolest:<\/p>\n Car buffs pile into the New York International Auto Show, eager to see and photograph the dreamiest rides on the road and those that have yet to get there. Corbis via Getty Images<\/p>\n Most Futuristic Supercar<\/p>\n Zenvo Aurora Agil V12: $3 million<\/p>\n In the world of hypercars \u2013 super expensive, super-fast vehicles for people with supersized bank accounts \u2013 the Zenvo Aurora Agil V12<\/a> is hotly anticipated. From Denmark and produced in an ultra-limited edition of 50, the Agil won\u2019t be available until next year \u2014 but visitors to the auto show can get a preview.<\/p>\n Jens Sverdrup, executive chairman of Zenvo Automotive told The Post: \u201cI feel that a lot of the hypercar companies go wrong because they have crazy performance but you can\u2019t drive the car through rush hour in Manhattan. \u201cI want high top-speed numbers, but I don\u2019t want to sacrifice lower speed performance,\u201d he said of the Agil, which can easily top 200 mph. The car also has a Quiet Mode to muffle the sound of its roaring engine. \u201cThat way you can come home quietly and leave quietly,\u201d Sverdrup added.<\/p>\n The Zenvo Aurora Agil V12 is hotly anticipated but not scheduled for delivery until next year. Courtesy of Zenvo Automotive<\/p>\n Car With the Highest G-force<\/p>\n 2026 Lamborghini Temerario: $600,000<\/p>\n The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario<\/a> can go from zero to 60 miles per hour in just 2.6 seconds, accelerating like a rocket with a hybrid engine which switches between electric and gas, pinning passengers back with a G-force of up to 1.7. But the real fun begins when you shift into Drift Mode, which has three levels in an ascending slide. \u201cIt disables traction control and safety features that would prevent you from drifting,\u201d Anthony Perez, of Lamborghini Greenwich, told The Post. <\/p>\n That means a driver can purposely make the car lose traction at the back, making it slide sideways through corners. Perez hit drift mode at an automotive gathering in Portugal. \u201cI did level one and went sideways in a controlled manner,\u201d he recalled. \u201cAt level two, I completely spun out.\u201d And the top level? Perez laughed, \u201cThey wouldn\u2019t let us do level three.\u201d<\/p>\n The Lamborghini Temerario goes from electric to gas as the speed ascends from zero to 60 MPH in just 2.6 seconds. You feel the Gs and a jolt of power. Courtesy of Automobili Lamborghini<\/p>\n Drift mode is perfect for those who want to experiment with driving sideways and leaving the marks to show it. Lamborghini<\/p>\n Most Expensive Used Vehicle\u00a0<\/p>\n 2019 Koenigsegg Regera: $3 million<\/p>\n The 2019 Koenigsegg\u00a0Regera<\/a>\u00a0is one of the most expensive cars at the show, and is one of the few cars which has actually appreciated in value. \u201cThis is an exclusive car, no longer in production. You have to pay a premium to acquire it,\u201d Aleksey Katkov, exotic sales executive at Manhattan Motor Cars, told The Post.<\/p>\n Crafted in Sweden, the car was produced in an edition of 80, with only a third or so of them reaching US shores, one in the collection of tech boss Sam Altman. The\u00a0Regera\u00a0is completely hand built with a top speed of 255 miles per hour, which is actually limited by the manufacturer to stop anyone going faster. \u201cThe pickup is instantaneous and you feel like you are in a fighter jet,\u201d said Katkov. <\/p>\n And on the side of the car, \u201cThere is the [logo] of a ghost,\u201d said Katkov. \u201cIt represents all of Sweden\u2019s fighter pilots,\u201d placed there by CEO Christian von Koenigsegg.<\/p>\n If you are looking for a pricy used car, this Koenigsegg, which goes for around $3 million, might be for you. Just don\u2019t try to pull the doors open. Hydraulics shift them up rather than out. Courtesy of Koenigsegg Automotive AB<\/p>\n The SUV for Billionaire Dads\u00a0<\/p>\n Rolls-Royce Cullinan: $509,000<\/p>\n Some cars are built for speed, others for grandiosity. The Rolls-Royce Cullinan <\/a>is designed for the kind of family-friendly comfort only the ultra-rich can afford. That back seats are \u201clike an armchair that hugs you. You feel cocooned in the back of a Rolls-Royce,\u201d said Katkov, adding the Seats can massage and \u201cyou have a lamb\u2019s wool carpet that leaves you feeling as if you are barely touching the floor.\u201d <\/p>\n The Cullinan also a pair of chairs which pop out of the car\u2019s hatchback, with a cocktail table situated between them. \u201cThis is a perfect family car,\u201d said Katkov, \u201cthat feels like a private jet.\u201d<\/p>\n Billionaire dads and their families canuse the Rolls Royce Cullinan for going on luxe road trips. Courtesy of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars<\/p>\n The Power Performer<\/p>\n Bentley Supersports: $486,000<\/p>\n In the age of hybrids and purely electric vehicles, Bentley is going in the opposite direction with its 2026 Supersports. \u201cIt uses only gasoline,\u201d said Katkov. \u201cIt is not a hybrid. It is the GT model, with the highest performance. Only 500 are being made.\u201d<\/p>\n