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15. Bentley Mulsane - This bad boy just oozes class.

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$569,522 - Bentley Mulsanne goes for $569,522. 

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14. Ferrari GTC4 Lusso - This Ferrari literally looks like a bullet. 

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$578,000 - The Ferrari GTC4 Lusso costs $578,000.

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13. Rolls-Royce Ghost - The slogan for this car is "Forge a silent path with Rolls-Royce Ghost".

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$595,000 - The Rolls-Royce Ghost goes for $595,000.

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12. Ferrari 812 Superfast - This is the kind of car you can bring to the track and the club. 

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$610,000 - The Ferrari 812 Superfast costs $610,000.

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11. Bentley Continental Supersports - This is the most expensive Bentley down under. 

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$626,474 - The Bentley Continental Supersports costs $626,474.

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10. Rolls-Royce Wraith - This Rolls-Royce is marketed as "inspired by fashion". 

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$645,000 - The Rolls-Royce Wraith goes for $645,000.

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9. Porsche 911 GT2 RS - This Porsche looks like it shouldn't be legal off the race track.

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$645,400 - The Porsche 911 GT2 RS goes for $645,400.

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8. Rolls-Royce Dawn - This drop top Rolls-Royce is sportier than its other versions. 

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$749,000 - The Rolls-Royce Dawn goes for $749,000.

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7. Lamborghini Aventador S -

The most expensive Lamborghini in Australia is truly a sight to behold. 

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$789,425 -

The Lamborghini Aventador S goes for $789,425.

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6. Jaguar XJ220 - This early 1990s Jaguar is still on the market and regarded as a piece of art.

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$900,000 - The Jaguar XJ220 goes for $900,000.

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5. Rolls-Royce Phantom - This is the most expensive Rolls-Royce in Australia.

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$950,000 - $1,100,000 - The Rolls-Royce Phantom costs between $950,000 and $1,100,000.

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4. Lexus LFA - This beautiful creation leans heavily on the sports car style for the luxury brand. 

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$1.2 million - The Lexus LF-A goes for $1.2 million. 

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3. Porsche Carrera GT - This is the most expensive Porsche in Australia. 

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$1.5 million - The Porsche Carrera GT goes for $1.5 million.

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2. Ferrari Enzo - This Ferrari is a classic among classic cars, setting the bar for style and performance. 

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$3.98 million - The Ferrari Enzo goes for $3.98 million.

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1. Pagani Huayra Roadster - This car is actually a relatively new entrant into the Australian market. 

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$5.5 million - The most expensive car in Australia, the Pagani Huayra Roadster, goes for $5.5 million.

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10. Proton Preve   - The Proton Preve starts at $15,490. 

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9. Toyota Yaris - The Toyota Yaris starts at $15,290. 

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8. Honda Jazz - The Honda Jazz starts from $14,990. 

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7. Hyundai Accent - The Hyundai Accent also starts from $14,990. 

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6. Mazda 2 - The Mazda 2 starts from $14,990 as well.

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5. Kia Picanto - And also the Kia Picanto starts from $14,990.

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4. MG 3 - The MG 3 starts from $13,990

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3. Holden Spark -

The Holden Spark also starts from $13,990.

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2. Suzuki Celerio -

The Suzuki Celerio starts from $12,990.

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1. Mitsubishi Mirage - The cheapest car in Australia is the Mitsubishi Mirage, starting from $12,250.

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