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Diablo SV; GT40 replica; WRX RS40; Mini Cooper S; M4 DTM: Classifieds of the Week

Five very different cars for sale to tempt you into owning something special

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Here’s your weekly dose of the weird and wonderful finds on TradeUniqueCars.com.au.

You know the drill by now, so let’s get to it.

2016 Ford GT40 (classic replica) - $395,000

 No, it’s not original. But if it was, would you drive it? Would you be able to even afford it? We wouldn’t be able to, that’s for sure.

At $395,000 this replica by Chris Hines is fitted with a custom V8, manual 6-speed, and was only built in 2016.

 It’s located at Lorbek in Port Melbourne so bring it by the MOTOR office if you find yourself becoming the new owner of this beast.

2013 Subaru WRX RS40 - $32,990

 A relatively rare Rex, the RS40 is the last of its generation.

This one’s sporting a 95,644km figure on the odometer, which is a fair bit of travelling for a 5-year-old car, but it’s one of only 300 (number 75, to be exact) and seems to be well cared for.

 It’s also unmistakably ‘Subie’ with the blue-and-gold colour scheme. $32,990 will make it yours.

1999 Lamborghini Diablo SV - $489,990

 This is one-of-two RHD SVs in the world, so it doesn’t get much rarer than that.

Locally, this is the only one around, so getting your hands on it means visiting Dutton Garage in Richmond with a $489,990 cheque-in-hand.

 If you want to find out more about this car, we’ve actually written about it in the past. We can attest to its ability to increase in value, too. Back then, it was worth $419,990.

1993 Rover Mini Cooper S - $19,888

 Okay… we had to.

Sure, this car – or colour – might not be for everyone (the latter isn’t this author’s cup of tea), but seeing it pop up was quite the surprise.

 One way to gather turning heads is to own a classic Mini, so the colour seems like overkill. It’s selling for $19,888, with 56,843(km, we assume, as it’s a JDM model) showing.

2017 BMW M4 DTM Championship Edition - $309,990

 Another rare pick from Dutton, this time a German. It’s a limited edition (one of 200, and only 10 in Australia) DTM Champion featuring the unique decals and styling.

It’s also got the arsenal of the M4 GTS at its disposal, good for 368kW and 600Nm, as well as racing seats and plenty of carbon fibre.

Dutton is asking $309,990, slightly north of its original $295,000 asking price.

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