What's that in this grocery store parking lot? Oh you know, just a pair of Porsche 918 Spyders. No big deal.

Porsche's still has a bunch of super-hybrid 918 Spyders for sale if you want one, but you better get one now, because they're totally gonna be sold out you guys, so can you just please buy one, pretty please?

The Porsche 918 Spyder is a big part of the hypercar barrage that is coming our way over the next 12 months. And Porsche has decided that buying the 918 is the equivalent of finding a golden amulet, one that makes you better than the rest. That's why Porsche has created the 918 Spyder VIP program.

There are three new hypercars coming in the next calendar year. They are all hybrids. How would you use two of them and which would you burn to the ground?

(The Porsche 918 is still a prototype, but now some outsiders are getting rides. Bob Rouleau from Rennlist got a chance to ride in the car earlier in December. We're not jealous. At all. - Ed.)

This week's earlier leak of the European pricing for Porsche's amazing and efficient Porsche 918 Spyder showed the car would cost 768,026 € ($995,976).

We were never expecting the Porsche 918 Spyder to be cheap. From the start, prices were rumored to be in the $800,000 range. That isn't exactly affordable.

Remember when we showed you a bunch of brand new 2014 Corvette mules together all together in one place? And what about the F-Type? Of course you do!

Porsche claims the new 918 recorded a 7:14 time around the Nordschleife, making it two seconds faster than the eternal King of the ‘Ring, the Nissan GT-R. That's what $753,180 buys you these days.

Ever since the first day we saw the Porsche 918, we wanted one. Sure it gets 78 MPG, but it also makes 800 horsepower and a noise that would make Switzerland go to war. This is the kind of hybrid we can get behind.