The LCC Rocket
Did you know that LCC is short for Light Car Company? Anyway, automaker pioneer Gordon Murray was the designer of the LCC Rocket. He designed the Brabham and the McLaren F1 cars as well, so he is the closest thing to a god in the field of auto design. In 1991, he designed the LCC Rocket, which was produced from 1991 to 1998. It weighs 770 lbs and runs on a 1-L Yamaha motorcycle engine. It can be considered the original Ariel Atom. Jay Leno once drove it around on Jay Leno’s Garage. Sadly, it is too small to be road legal. Originally worth $47,520, the figure has gone up to $99,500.
The LCC Rocket
1929 Bentley Speed 6
Jay Leno took his 1929 Bentley Speed 6 out for a spin on the Mulholland Track. He has also been seen driving the silver car around LA. Built in 1928, the Speed 6 put Bentley on the map and established it as a racing company to be taken seriously. It comes with a 6.5-L I6 engine. After it was debuted, it started to win races in no time! In 1929 and 1930, it bagged the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The automaker only made 544 units of this sweet ride. During the early 20th century, its top speed of 84 mph had been unheard of. At the time, it was sold for $1,450. These days, however, you need to shell out $2.86 million for one.
1929 Bentley Speed 6
