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Although they had collaborated before, the 2007 F-150 Harley-Davidson Supercharged saw a massive influence from Harley. This included chrome, lots of chrome among other aesthetic details. And the powerplant? Well this F-150 had a 5.4-liter V8 capable of 450 brake horsepower.

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The Geely Merrie is a sub-compact car, available as a 5-door hatchback or 4-door sedan. It was part of the Geely lineup between 2003 and 2009. And for those who have never heard of Geely? Well, it's a Chinese auto manufacturer.

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The Hayabusa, Japanese for falcon, is a legendary model from Suzuki and for a long period, was the fastest production road bike in the world. It even looks a little like a bird of prey.

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The BSA Goldstar Clubman became extremely popular with racers the world over. Built for a period of 20 years from the mid-1930s, it could reach 60 mph in first gear and had a top speed of over 100 mph.

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The same vehicle as the Chevrolet Silverado, the GMC Sierra is available as a two-door, four-door double and four-door crew cab. This heavy duty pickup also had a number of drive options including rear-wheel and all-wheel drive. They are used in the military and in truck racing.

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The De Tomaso Pantera was an Italian car produced from 1971 and built for a period of 20 years. A 2-door mid-engined coupe, 7260 were made. Interestingly, the Pantera was powered by a Ford 5.7-liter V8. You'd think that an Italian company would choose an Italian engine wouldn't you?

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The Dart was originally introduced in 1960. The Demon was a 2-door fastback coupe version of the Dart released in 1971. Dodge advertised the vehicle as a performance model. Interestingly, instead of an 8-track, some models came with a cassette player.

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Since its debut a little over 20 years ago, the Ducati Monster has been somewhat of a crowd favorite. Nothing fancy here, just a bike that gets you from A to B ... fast and with no frills.

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A 'super truck' of sorts, over 5000 Li’l Red Express Trucks were sold in 1978 and 1979. And it's not difficult to understand why. Not only did it look incredible but it had some serious speed. In fact, the modified 360 cubic inch V8 engine produced 225 brake horsepower, even more than the Corvettes produced at the time.

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A modern '60s throwback, this muscle car takes design features from all the classics and packages it together with a 6.4-liter V8 LS9 engine from General Motors which produces 640 brake horsepower. It will set you back a cool $250,000, however.

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The R60/2 was in production at BMW for a period of 13 years and equally capable off-road and on it. It was so durable that Danny Liska once took a R60 on an incredible 95,000 mile ride from the Arctic Circle to the most southern point of South America.

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Parting with around $1.5 million will see you get your hands on the Fittipaldi EF7. There are only 39 of this vehicle put into to production. The EF7 is powered by a V8 engine that produces 600-hp and weighs less than 1,000kg.

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The Baja Bronco was based on the race-winning Ford's off-roader, Bill Stroppe. Around 650 were produced, each custom fitted by Stroppe himself. Changes included bigger wheel arches and tires, roll cages, different lights and much more.

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A five-door Kei car, the Coolbear is very similar to the Scion xB. It was produced between 2009 and 2015 by Great Wall Motors and offered three different engine types, the largest a 1.5-liter gasoline powerplant.

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Driven by a 2.1-liter V-Twin engine, the Confederate R131 Fighter is something to behold. Made from aircraft grade aluminum, the Fighter costs a little north of $100,000.

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First marketed in 2008 by Holden in Australia, the Colorado is a pickup truck (or Ute as the Australians like to call it.) It comes as both a 4x2 and 4x4 option each powered by a 2.8-liter diesel engine through a 6-speed gearbox.

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The Black Shadow was certainly quick. It could reach 125 mph, which was a lot faster than other bikes of its era. It also looked incredible with sections of the bike covered in black enamel. The Shadow was built between 1948 and 1955.

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One of the top minivans available today, the Odyssey has it all. It handles well, has great acceleration, ample space for your family and their luggage and more than decent gas mileage.

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The G Wagon, a luxury SUV, is not something that you would normally associate with the Mercedes brand. That said, there clearly is a market for it, although if we are honest, it’s not the prettiest car ever made. More like a box on wheels! It was first produced in 1979.

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Northwestern Auto Parts Company or Napco were a company established in 1918 that specialized in making 4-wheel drive systems for vehicles. One of these projects was for Chevrolet pickups from 1942 to 1956. This gave the vehicle moderate off-road capabilities.

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This four-cylinder engine 1905 motorcycle was certainly something to behold. The FN Four was very different from the single and twin cylinder engines at the time.

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Powered by a 6.0-liter V-12 engine, only 20 production models of the Pagani Huayra BC were produced, setting their owners back a cool $2.6 million. This is an incredible vehicle.

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The Power Wagon uses some excellent ideas from its bigger brother, the heavy Duty Ram truck including solid front and rear axles and a coil link suspension. It also uses a device called an Articulink to ensure tires are kept on the ground at all times in rough terrain while both the front and rear differential can be locked.

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General Motors introduced the Saturn brand in 1990 as a way of introducing a smaller car to compete with the range of Japanese brands in the United States. The Sky was a convertible produced by Saturn 2006 to 2009. Sadly, GM discontinued the Saturn brand in 2010.

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The parallel twin 500cc engine in the Triumph Speed Twin was quickly copied by competitors. That's because it was lighter but produced more power than the single cylinder engines of the day. Essentially, this was the forerunner to the Bonneville.

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Well, you won’t get an off-roader with a better name, will you? The Power Wagon is one of the first 4x4 off-road vehicles and was produced in the States from the 1940s onwards and was originally based on truck used by the US military. This vehicle was an excellent off-roader, so much so that the design changed little until production stopped in 1970.

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Certainly one of the most iconic motorcycles ever made, the Royal Enfield Bullet holds the record for the longest production run for a motorcycle in the world, over 80 years. Although it originated in Britain, modern versions are actually built in India.

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Considered the first sports car built by an American company, the Bearcat introduced in 1914 had a four-cylinder 60 brake horsepower engine. Although by today’s standards that may seem like nothing, in 1914 the Bearcat was the fastest thing on four wheels.

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A Toyota pickup available in the United States until 1995 and still sold in world markets, the Hilux went into production in 1968 and is currently in its eighth generation.

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The dream of Preston Tucker, the Torpedo only saw 51 units built. Why? Well, Tucker was indicted for fraud, although many say he was set up. The truth is out there ...

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The Commando from Norton quickly made a name for itself on the racetrack. Using rubber mountings on the engine removed all unpleasant vibrations at high speed, which meant riders never fatigued as easily. This was part of its racing success which quickly made it a popular road bike.

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710 units of this stunning-looking car were produced from 1934 to 1940. This is a true classic and a vehicle of rare beauty. That would explain the price of $7.9 million at auction in 2008.

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This four-wheel drive pickup truck is made by the Russian auto manufacturer, VAZ. It was first introduced in 2000 and can carry up to 350 kilograms.

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Although it was difficult to handle at low speeds and certainly twitchy under the throttle, the Moto Guzzi LeMans became a quick favorite with bikers. This cafe racer was built between 1976 and 1992 although later models no longer kept the cafe racer looks.

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Over 335,000 Willys MB's were made for military use during World War II. They not only served with the US Army but with its allies and in every theatre.