$79,000 and up | Details

The Conquest Knight XV can take anything you care to dish out. Inspired by Armet’s Ghurka LAPV, this armored sport utility vehicle is a hand-crafted, bio-fuel guzzling, jolly green giant. Powered by a Ford V-10, 6.8 liter engine that’s certified in all 50 states for use in flex fuel vehicles, the Knight XV can run on gasoline or a blend of up-to 85% ethanol. With 400 horses under the hood, and 500 ft lbs. of torque, even the largest luxury horse trailers would be no match for the Knight XV. Imagine the reception you’d receive pulling into the horse arena with this bad boy. Limited to a production run of 100 vehicles.

$359,000 | Details

$65,000 and up | Details

Even after nearly 10 years of production, the Aquajet Jetbike differentiates itself from every other type of boat or personal watercraft on the market. This sleek motorcycle for water is extremely fun and safe to ride. Its patented off-throttle control provides for managed steering even after the rider lets go of the bike. The high draft design displaces more water during deceleration, which slows the bike faster than other types of watercraft. Half-submerged at rest, the Jetbike is easy to mount and dismount in water. Currently, Jetbikes are being sold on a factory direct basis. Inquiries can be made through the company website. Prices start around $14,995.

$14,995 and up | Details

After the horse goes in the barn, it’s time to get the T-Rex out of the garage. Powered by a Kawasaki 1400 cc inline 4 cylinder engine, this 197 horsepower beast will go from 0-60mph in just under 4 seconds. Made out of 1.5" tubular steel covered by fiberglass body panels, the Campagna T-Rex 14R is as strong as it is agile. Top speed is 144 mph at the peak of the 6-speed sequential transmission. Safety features include triangulated side walls and front crash zone, 3 points safety belts with adjustable shoulder straps, 4 piston calipers on front wheels, cross-drilled rotors on all wheels, reinforced safety roll-cage, hand-brake, halogen hi-low projection beam headlights, backup lights, safety belt light and buzzer, and high-mount 3rd brake light. Pack light. The removable rear side bags only have a capacity of 3,200 cubic inches each. MSRP starts at $51,999.

$51,999 and up | Details

Remember the 1967 Shelby GT500 Mustang from the movie Gone in 60 Seconds? When the movie car sold at the Barrett Jackson auto auction back in 2009, the new owner paid the princely sum of $216,700 for the privilege of owning that particular piece of Hollywood history. Fast-forward to 2010. Western Cowboy Brands wants to let you in on a little secret that could save you $90,000 when you buy your own official Shelby GT500. Utilizing a new 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback replacement shell from Dynacorn Classic Bodies, Inc., the guys over at Classic Recreations, LLC will build you an exact copy of the "Eleanor" movie car. Better still, is the fact that you can order your ride with authentic Shelby performance parts, and a variety of modern updates including rack and pinion steering, race inspired suspension, oversize disc brakes, and more. Each authentic Shelby GT500CR receives a listing in the official Shelby registry. Pricing starts at $119,000.

$119,000 and up | Details

Saddle up for your next long-distance trail ride on the back of a 2010 Harley Davidson VRSC Night Rod Special. This steel horse comes equipped with a liquid-cooled Revolution V-Twin engine, straight shot exhaust, hydroformed frame, low-rise handlebars, two-piece/two-up textured seat, slip clutch, and a color-matched speed screen visor. Speaking of color, Harley-Davidson has come up with the perfect modern cowboy paint scheme - Black Denim / Brilliant Silver Denim Racing Stripe. Starting at $16,699.

$16,699 and up | Details

This 53' luxury horse trailer by Featherlite is the pinnacle of comfort for both horse and rider. Inside the Country Estate is a cavernous 33' living interior that features hardwood floors, solid maple cabinetry, a copper kitchen farm sink, a copper vessel bathroom sink, leather sofas, electric fireplace, XM satellite radio, and a 32" high definition television. As the ‘official trailer’ of the American Quarter Horse Association, Featherlite offers a variety of standard and custom options for discriminating tastes.

$299,000 and up | Buy

Local Motors has one simple goal: to build the first-ever, open-source vehicle design company. Incorporated at the end of 2007 by owner Jay Rogers, Local Motors works with a cadre of online collaborators to design custom-built vehicles like the Rally Fighter. Built in the company's micro factory in Phoenix, AZ, the Rally Fighter takes about two weeks to complete. Owners take a major role in the build process. The company website has plenty of details for interested buyers.

 Est. Price $50,000 | Buy