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Motorcycle or motorbike is still regarded as vehicles of the middle class that can not afford four-wheeled vehicles. However, when viewing the list below, maybe you will be horrified.

Dodge Tomahawk V10 Superbike

Dodge Tomahawk V10 Super bike is priced at U.S. $ 550,000. Do not doubt the greatness of this engine. Because with engine capacity up to 8300 cc with the configuration of the 10 V owned by Dodge Viper super car that is the pride of Chrysler in the early of 1990s, the motor is of course to be like a bullet.

Ecosse Titanium Series RR Limited Edition

Ecosse Titanium Series RR Limited Edition priced at U.S. $ 250,000. Ecosse Titanium Series RR Limited Edition priced expensive because the entire chassis is made of titanium.

Macchia Nera Concept Bike

Macchia Nera Concept Bike priced at U.S. $ 202,905. From the name it self we can know that this concept motor is the motor that only produced in a limited edition. But for those of you who want to possess, Macchia Nera Concept Bike can be ordered at a price of U.S. $ 202,905.

Gas Turbine Superbike MTT

Gas Turbine Superbike MTT priced at U.S. $ 175,000. This bike is the most popular motorcycle in Hollywood, especially if you’ve seen the Torque movie. These motors are not only expensive but also fast.

MV Agusta F4 CC

MV Agusta F4 CC priced at U.S. $ 135,270. These motors are designed directly by the Director of MV Agusta Claudio Castiglioni in Varese Italy. With this bike he wanted to create something spectacular to meet the marketing strategy. The motorcycles are holding a capacity of 1078 cc engine that is able to take him away until it reaches 315 km per hour and produces power to 198 PS.

Packing 600 hp and clad in a sinister black-and-gray paint scheme, the ominously named 2010 Dodge Viper SRT10 Final Edition was unwrapped on Tuesday.

This snake is yet another special edition of the supercar as Dodge celebrates the final year of the current generation. The car’s future is unclear.

Production of the Final Edition will launch this summer at the Viper plant in Detroit. Just 50 copies of the car will be made–20 coupes, 18 roadsters and 12 ACRs. Dodge also did a 360-unit “Final Edition” of the Viper in 2002 with red cars.

The 2010 range will draw power from the 8.4-liter V10 with 560 lb-ft of torque. Look for the cars to hit 60 mph from a standstill in a less than four seconds and to perform the quarter-mile in the mid-11-second range. Top speed is 202 mph.

The Final Editions are painted a shade of graphite and have a black center stripe with red accents. There also are unique sill badges, and the coupe and the ACR get a black windshield surround. The interior is black with red accent stitching, red halo outlines for the instrument cluster and a numbered dash plaque.

The coupe and the roadster ride on six-spoke wheels while the ACR gets five-spokers.

Other special versions of the Viper to celebrate its final run in current form include the ACR-X (production started last week), the Vooodoo-edition Viper ACR and the Viper ACR 1:33 Edition.

In addition to enthusiasts, the car has captured the eye of Chrysler execs past and present, including former president Bob Lutz (who championed the original) and current design honcho and Dodge boss Ralph Gilles.