Nike Air Approach Mid 2.4

At 552 horsepower with all-wheel drive, this sports car can reach 198 mph. So they say.
Fire up the twin, turbocharged V-6 engines and a low rumble of concentrated power and threat of explosiveness is unleashed.
“When you hit the gas pedal the tires don’t spin at all, it just goes,” notes Brian Grams, director of the Volo Auto Museum. How does he know?
This Bentley inspired the grille-like lower foot vents, molded heel and other characteristics of the Nike Dunks Low Nike XXI basketball shoe, which debuted in 2006.
“I plead the fifth,” he says with a grin.
“That’s part of what we call our vault collection,” Grams explained. “On special occasions, we bring those cars out.”
It was personalized by Nike with tinted glass, $9,000 Lowenhart wheels and a talking radar system with front and rear sensors. Now, the car is the most recent celebrity addition for the Grams family, which long has operated the rambling antique and auto museum emporium on 30 acres near routes 120 and 12 in Volo.
It is the most recent arrival in an elite class of cars housed at the museum.