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Most Expensive Cars, 2006

Rank	Make, model	Price
1.	Bugatti Veyron 16.4	$1,192,057
2.	Pagani Zonda Roadster F C12S 7.3	667,321
3.	SSC Ultimate Aero	654,500
4.	LeBlanc Mirabeau	645,084
5.	Saleen S7 Twin Turbo	637,723¹
6.	Koenigsegg CCR	$545,568
7.	Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren	452,750
8.	Maybach 62	448,153²
9.	Porsche Carrera GT	440,000
10.	Maybach 57S	430,355³

NOTE: All base prices are for 2006 models. Includes only vehicles currently sold in the U.S.

1. European price; U.S. price: $550,000.

2. European price; U.S. price: $385,250.

3. European price; U.S. price: $367,000.

Source: Forbes.com .

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