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 There are loads of cars we can describe as unique. During the Monaco weekend F1 GP there will be many amazing auctions. But only one of the offerings will turn heads of every other F1 fan like Ayrton Senna’s 1984 F1 Toleman. TG183B-05 heads to Monaco, retaining its original gear lever and gear knob, with "Aryton" — misspelled — still stamped on the footrest exactly as it left the factory. It runs on a correct-type Hart 415T engine with a rebuilt turbocharger and transmission. It is, in every practical sense, the real deal. The car that started all of it is offered in the city where Senna cemented his legend. RM Sotheby’s pre-auction estimates range from €2.8  million to €3.8 million ($3.27 million to $4.44 million). 

 The new Ferrari Luce, a completely electric sedan with a $650,000 price tag, unveiled last week, has already received criticism and praise. The exterior look is very far from the classic Ferrari style. The interior  is like a mix of futuristic design and retro aesthetic homage. Beyond anything one might think, the Luce is a radically different car from its  predecessors. It weighs roughly a ton more than a hybrid, uses four electric motors (one per wheel), and is built to seat five people. Its ability to sprint from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.5 seconds is impressive; the instantaneous acceleration even required Ferrari to consult with NASA in order to keep the sensations of such an acceleration from being physically unpleasant. The “engine note” inside the car uses electronically treated mechanical sounds. Despite the price and the all criticisms, Ferrari assured preorders are flowing in.