
The $5 million Batmobile —
I got to drive the original Batmobile from the 1960s TV show. It was driven by my childhood hero, the comically uptight, painfully polite defender of the good citizens of Gotham as played by Adam West.

Nudie Cohn's dazzling Cadillac —
Nudie Cohn was known for the glittering rhinestone studded suits he created, worn by performers like Roy Rogers, Elvis Presley, Teddy Pendergrass and Glen Campbell.

'Back to the Future' DeLorean —
The "Back to the Future" movie series was an amazing piece of product placement for the DeLorean Motor Company.

Bugatti's real-life videogame car —
Bugatti, maker of 1,200 horsepower supercars with seven-figure price tags, unveiled a fantasy videogame car in September at the Frankfurt Motor Show. But this one wasn't just made of pixels. Bugatti engineers created a real, drivable version.

Paul McCartney's Aston Martin —
One day in 1968, Paul McCartney was driving his Aston Martin DB6 to visit John Lennon's son, Julian, when a song came into his head. There was a reel-to-reel tape recorder installed in the car's dashboard for moments just like this, so he turned it on and started recording.

James Bond 'Spectre' car —
Aston Martin's car for the James Bond film "Spectre" is so exclusive that only one person will be able to buy it. But they won't be allowed to drive it on the road.

Warren Buffett's Cadillac —
Warren Buffett, America's most successful investor and one of the world's wealthiest people, auctioned off his 2006 Cadillac in February for charity. It was sold to a New Yorker for $122,500.


