Money No Object: Ludicrously Expensive Cars at the 2008 SEMA Show

Scythe by Galpin Auto Sports, +$1,000,000

What can you do in 11 months with an unlimited supply of money, some of the world's most talented fabricators, designers and automotive engineers, and one 2008 Ford Mustang? Apparently this. Everything on the vehicle is voice-activated, from the doors to the steering wheels. That's right -- there are two steering wheels, depending on which side of the vehicle you feel like sitting on. One retracts, the other extends. Why you need that, I have no idea, but if you drop $1,000,000 into a Ford Mustang, those types of questions quickly become irrelevant.

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