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"  10 Cool Car Gifts for the Holidays                     Caracalla Bagaglio Commemorative Collection  Paying homage to the F1 World Championship won by in 1961, this high-quality leather tote is just one example of the handmade offerings available from Caracalla Bagaglio. Part of its Commemorative Motorsport Collection and adorned with the white No. 4 in the exact typeface worn by Phil&amp;#039;s winning sharknose Ferrari 156 at the 1961 Belgian Grand Prix, this red leather bag is perfect for carrying gear to the next track event. All of the bags in this collection commemorate a specific legendary race car or driver. Ferrari Hill No. 4: $380.            Piloti Leather Prototipo  The reason Piloti shoes so deftly walk the line between serious driving footwear and fashion statement is because Piloti founder and CEO, Kevin Beard, is a true car enthusiast himself \u2014 his everyday driver is a . The company&amp;#039;s latest model \u2014 the Leather Prototipo (pictured here) \u2014 is available in four different color schemes. Like all Pilotis, it features extra heel cushioning, while the right-foot shoe is designed with side tread to aid heel-and-toe downshifting. The Leather Prototipo sells for $125.            Logitech Video Game Racing Steering Wheel &amp;amp;amp; Pedals  You may be familiar with Logitech&amp;#039;s various computer peripherals including mice, speakers, keyboards and webcams, but did you know that the company makes a line of steering-wheel/foot-pedal assemblies for use with driving-related video games?   Many models even feature force feedback through the steering wheel and &amp;quot;dashboard&amp;quot; controls for adjusting brake bias, traction control and numerous other dynamics. Logitech&amp;#039;s top-flight G25 system is what Road Test Editor Jonathan Elfalan used for this issue&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;&amp;quot; story on page 103.   Logitech racing steering wheels are available for the major video-game systems, along with PCs and Macs; $79.99\u2013$299.99.            PASSPORT 9500ix  The latest radar detector from Escort does much more than warn you about a policeman&amp;#039;s radar. In addition to having one of the longest detection ranges on the market, the PASSPORT 9500ix incorporates GPS accuracy to silence false alerts. It comes preloaded with safety camera locations, including red-light and speed-based cameras throughout North America. You can also download updates and back up your data. Price: $499.95.            The Essential Bag from Griots Garage  Keeping your car shiny between detail visits is a challenge, especially if you&amp;#039;re constantly on the go. So why not make the cleaning task easier with the Essential Bag from Griot&amp;#039;s Garage. The $49.99 kit comes with a window cleaner, an interior cleaner, a Speed Shine quick detailer, two micro-fiber interior cloths, 10 lint-free towels, a pair of gloves, two paper funnels and two buffing cloths. All this is nicely packaged in a tote bag with straps, making it perfect for your car&amp;#039;s trunk.               Drivewear Lenses  One of the first things you&amp;#039;re told when you get Transition prescription sunglasses is that they won&amp;#039;t work behind UV-resistant car windshields. Now Younger Optics has introduced Drivewear, prescription lenses that darken through Transition-lens technology and eliminate glare through NuPolar polarization, even behind a car&amp;#039;s windshield. This new system changes the lens color to match conditions, high-contrast yellow-green when it is overcast, copper for bright conditions and dark reddish-brown in bright outdoor light. Drivewear is available in both prescription and non-prescription sun lenses; pricing varies.            Oakley Driver&amp;#039;s Watch  Oakley has recently entered the world of fine watches, and like its sunglasses, the watches are innovative and hip, pushing the design envelope to the outer edges. Two of the hottest are the Crankcase (shown here, $895) and the Holeshot ($725). Both are Swiss-made and feature 13-jewel quartz movements. These chronographs (three-hand versions are also available) feature a stopwatch with split-time functions. They also have a &amp;quot;sports anti-reflective sapphire crystal face,&amp;quot; 100-meter water resistance and carbon-reinforced impact bumpers for extra durability.            G-Floor Garage Flooring  Forget expensive and messy epoxy for your garage floor. G-Floor&amp;#039;s oil-resistant flexible PVC garage flooring is inexpensive, long lasting, looks great and is easy to install \u2014 just roll it out; no painting or floor tiles to snap in place. Cleanup is a cinch; sweep up dirt or, for the big messes, wash down with soap and water.   Several different textures including diamond plate and a circular coin pattern and thicknesses are available in Red Brick, Royal Blue, Forest Green, Slate Grey, Midnight Black, Metallic Silver and Sandstone.   Cost? About $200 for a single-car garage. Log on to the company&amp;#039;s website for more information and a list of retailers.            Auto Union Type C V-16 Engine  The closest thing to looking at an actual 520-bhp supercharged Auto Union Type C V-16 engine is to view the 1:18 replica created by Classic Model Cars (CMC). Hand-assembled from over 400 parts, this same model engine is fitted to the impeccably turned-out model of the classic mid-engined Auto Union Type C, a car made famous by Bernd Rosemeyer in the 1936 racing season (also shown). This is one of many hand-assembled models available on CMC&amp;#039;s website. Auto Union Type C V-16 Engine $109. Limited Edition Type C Auto Union $263.    Premier Financial Services Exotic Car Leasing  Driving an exotic car has been made a little easier on the wallet, thanks to Premier Financial Services &amp;quot;Simple Lease&amp;quot; program.   According to the company, approximately 20 percent of all new exotic cars you see on the road are leased rather than purchased. Premier&amp;#039;s Top Five leased cars are:   1) 2) 3) 4) 5)   What would make a better gift than a new Lamborghini Gallardo ($2800 per month) or a Rolls-Royce Phantom ($5700)?              "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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