If you're looking to upgrade your car, look no further than the New York Auto Show, which has invaded the Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan with some of the most dazzling and buzzed-about cars in tow.
Of course, many of these vehicles are just slightly out of most people's price ranges, but that's what makes the show so intriguing. Ford and Kia share the same floor space as Rolls Royce and Maserati.
We hit the show floor this weekend to find some of the hottest cars on display. Some look more futuristic and impressive than others, but all have been making headlines. The show runs until April 12, and is open to the public for $16 per adult. But if you can't make it to New York, check out the slideshow for the most show-stopping cars on offer.
Photos by James Jacobsen and Jose Ruiz.
Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead
This is a Rolls Royce, so you can bet this guy won't be cheap. Just how much will it set you back? Place your bets ...
Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead
... for $560,000! According to Bloomberg, the Phantom Drophead feels like a living room, which is good, because you might be living in it, for that price.
Porsche Boxster Spyder
The new Porsche Boxster Spyder is the lightest Boxster to date, the car maker says, helping take it from 0 to 60mph in just 4.3 seconds.
Porsche Boxster Spyder
When you really get it going, the Boxster Spyder has a max track speed of 180mph.
Mercedes GLE
Mercedes is talking up the outside enhancements to its GLE, but for the first time, the car maker will also offer a plug-in hybrid model, the GLE550e 4MATIC. Shown here is the super-fast Mercedes-AMG GLE63 S version.
Mercedes GLE Rear
Mercedes GLE Front
Audi A3 Sportback e-tron
The Audi A3 Sportback e-tron juices up on the show floor. The vehicle can run on electric power, gas, or a combination of the two.
BMW Alpina B6 xDrive
BMW's relationship with Alpina continues with the B6 xDrive, which will set you back more than $118,000.
BMW Alpina B6 xDrive
Cadillac CT6
The NY Auto Show is the world premiere of the 2016 CT6. According to GM, the car marks the brand's return to "premium luxury," and is one of eight new high-end cars expected by the end of the decade. Tech enhancements include souped-up cameras, enhanced night vision, a rear camera mirror, advanced parking assist, auto braking, and more.
Chevy Malibu
For something slightly more affordable from GM, here's the 2016 Chevy Malibu. The hybrid version features electric power that can support the car up to 55 miles per hour. It flips to the gasoline-powered engine at higher speeds and high loads. Other features include a Teen Mode, which lets parents view their kids’ driving stats, including speed.
Dodge Viper
The Dodge Viper 1 of 1 program, which lets drivers customize their wheels, was announced earlier this year, but Auto Show attendees got a look at some of their creations.
Ford Focus RS
Ford is touting the performance technologies in its newest Focus RS, including a new "drift" mode.
Ford GT
The latest Ford GT looks like something Batman might have in his garage. It goes into production later this year and will arrive in time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Ford GT race cars placing 1-2-3 at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, Ford said.
Ford GT Rear
Ford Shelby GT350R
Ford's Shelby line of road-racing Mustangs celebrates its 50th birthday this year, and Ford calls this latest iteration a "thoroughbred street car."
Ford Shelby GT350R
Hyundai Tucson
The Tucson is Hyundai's newest crossover utility vehicle. In addition to Siri Eyes Free, look for safety tech like Automatic Emergency Braking with pedestrian detection, Lane Departure Warning System, Blind Spot Detection, Rear Cross-traffic Alert, Lane Change Assist, Backup Warning Sensors, and a standard rearview camera.
Infiniti QX50
Infiniti gave its QX50 a little more legroom and storage space, according to Car and Driver, but is otherwise largely the same as its predecessor.
Infiniti QX50
Jaguar XF
Among other things, the XF has a color laser head-up display, which Jaguar said is smaller and lighter than the competition, and "generates high contrast images which are easier to read in strong sunlight."
Lincoln Continental
Remember the Lincoln Continental? It's back, but it's no longer your grandfather's lumbering sedan. As CNBC noted, the brand was retired in 2002, but its popularity continued, prompting Ford to revive it.
Lincoln Continental
Kia Optima EX
It's been five years since Kia introduced a revamped Optima at the NY Auto Show, and it's time for an update. That includes five levels - the LX, LX Turbo, EX, SX Turbo and SXL - with the EX pictured above.
Kia Optima SX
King James Kia K900
Basketball star LeBron James can add Kia to his lineup of lucrative endorsement deals. As BoldRide.com noted, the launch of this car was rather muted, but the car's red metallic finish makes it hard to miss.
Lexus RX 350 F Sport
You might be tempted to put the pedal to the medal with this car, but the Lexus Safety System+ is there to help avoid or mitigate collisions.
Mazda MX-5 Miata
Yes, the Miata is still a thing. In fact, it turned 25 last year. At the Auto Show, Mazda is showing off a Club Edition of its iconic sports car, which the company said is lighter, smaller, and more nimble than its predecessor. It's also completely re-designed after having the same, third-gen design for 10 model years.
Mazda MX-5 Miata
Despite its diminutive size, the MX-5 has a 7-inch color touch screen and a nine-speaker Bose audio system with headrest speakers.
2016 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
The 2016 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid is the car maker's eighth hybrid. Among the new tech is what Toyota calls a Bird’s Eye View Monitor, or four cameras mounted on the front, side mirrors, and rear of the vehicle to give the driver a panoramic view of their surroundings.