[laughter] now, you've got your rolls, your maybach, your astin martin.ut if you really want to turn heads you'll need the 2013 pagani huayra, an ultra-luxury sports car that can go 230 miles an hour with a price tag of $1.2 million. [audience oohhs] it's a vehicle of such prestige, that the side mirrors read: warning: people in mirror are just objects. don't worry about hitting them. [laughter] but the real attraction for the platinum american is the unique feature that makes of the huayra so rare. >> eighteen americans have bought huayras. the first delivery is scheduled for july. that is if, and this is a big if, the car is legal. right now, the huayra is not approved by the transportation department for u.s. roads. >> stephen: you cannot drive it. which makes it the ultimate luxury. any schmo can own a car that can take you some place. but only the true elite can afford a $1.2 million cupholder. just imagine how much you'll enjoy rubbing it in your friends' faces, provided they give you a ride to their house first. [laughter] and platinum nation, spen

another one you don't want to miss, 2014 astin martin.ke i am, take a look at that. that was in "skyfall." >> reporter: we want to tell you about this toyota tundra. that played a big role in a space shuttle mission. >> in california, the space shuttle "endeavour" had to be taken across the 405. a toyota tundra, not altered -- >> reporter: not altered at all. >> over 300,000 pounds, pulled that across the 405. only had to close the 405 for five minutes and the tundra pulled it across the bridge. >> reporter: wow. we also want to talk, real quick, only have like 30 seconds left, about the new technology. we were talking about fuel efficiency and all kinds of things that have changed. you can see that down here. >> the great thing, it's a great show for car enthusiasts. great for kids, too. it's educational, too. you'll see the technologies that will be in your car today, tomorrow, five, 10 years from now. hybrids and hydrogen. that's a promising technology for us. >> reporter: cool. you've been a great tour guide. we appreciate it. good to

>> i think the astin martin probably for him. >> reporter: martin for allison, rolls royce for tony.mote control comes with it. >> thank you. >>> it is the 17th year of the washington golf show. organizers expect 10,000 people for the three-day event. >> with more than 100 vendors bringing the latest gadgets and gear, you can expect the show to be above par. holly, i hope you see why that's funny. above par. good morning. >> reporter: don't we want to be below par? >> that's true. >> never mind. >> reporter: okay. anyway, we're talking golf. clearly we're learning about the game here this morning, at the dulles expo center. you heard me say it's a golf party last hour, and it's because of the atmosphere. the first one, the national long drive champ. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: i guess that means you hit the ball really far? >> yes, yes. well, sometimes. it goes far. short game is overrated. >> reporter: drive for show, right? >> i drive for dough. >> reporter: yeah. >> i drive for dough. >> reporter: you are the guy to ask, then, about the latest drivers. what'

. >> it makes me want to drive an astin martin down a glacier. that's just adele. excellent.the great movies of all time. >>brian: there was a big tribute to james bond the whole show. >>gretchen: that of course was sky fall. did that win too, the song? >>brian: it did. >>gretchen: i think it did. something that didn't win was mute have i "zero dark thirty." i thought it was an amazing movie. almost three hours long, you are in suspense during the entire thing. did it get sort of snubbed because it had a political message of sorts? as for jessica chastain, i thought she should have been the best actress. she depicted a c.i.a. covert agent who dedicated her life to finding osama bin laden. it was an absolute incredible performance. >>brian: what do you think, peter? >>peter: the americans win in "zero dark thirty." it came under political cloud based on how did it happen. was it enhanced interrogation? was it water boarding? what led to it? it came under attack by both parties in terms of of leaks from the obama white house potentially and the use of this enhanced interrogatio