Italian supercar manufacturer Pagani, known for its limited editions and hefty price tag, has created the Huarya Carbo-Triac for a client. Utilizing a revolutionary composite developed by Pagani called Carbo-Triax HP52. Using this material for the body, the Huayra Carbo-Triax Roadster comes 180lbs lighter and is powered by a 764 horsepower Mercedez-Benz AMG V12 engine.

The Bruto chocolate bar here is made ironically from Piura porcelana cacao bean which is actually white. The bean is ultra-rare and found in the dry, desert valleys of Nothern Peru. It is rumored that chocolate bars are hand-made and come in a variety of concoctions including what's pictured below Sea Salt, Dark and Pistachio. The "Floating" campaign was styled by Anna Keville Joyce and photographed by Magalí Polverino.

This machine is of a dying breed. One of the last of its kind, few will be built to the satisfaction of only 36 people. Designed by Curtiss Motorcycles, this limited edition offering will cost a little over $100k. The engine is 2,163 cc's, air-cooled triple cam-shaft that produces 150 bhp and a maximum speed of 165 mph.

The L-Concept is much more than a concept, it's a reality. Nine altogether are set to be produced by Bandit9 Motors, which they call a Sci-Fi Masterpiece. The five high-powered LEDs in pure white makes a bright introduction of the bike. The suspended engine is modeled after the USS Enterprise, handling the bike is done with the Maneuver Controls which makes you feel like your piloting a speeder and the Unibody Tank is one uninterrupted construction that includes the gas tank, seat and cowl. The seat is a tear-drop saddle made of calf-leather, the sculptured grips and levers are made from one piece of solid aluminum and the Flat Dual Shocks is a entirely new adding to the minimalist design of the rear lighting system.

Digital Marketer, Ahmed Ghamloush created this concept super sports car. His idea was to experiment with soft fluid-like surfacing interrupted by scoops, antennas, opening mechanisms and the like. So he envisioned this single-seat racer based on his very own perspective. The predominantly flat hood opens up to exaggerated wheel arches, the supercar's slender body flares out like bellbottoms, sitting like a skateboard with Led lights to lead the way at night. What do you think?