Lead-footed entrepreneurs will appreciate the Sensoro Silver Bullet radar detector. It not only gives drivers a heads-up when it comes to radar, laser and false alerts, but it also comes in a compact, minimal package that will complement the finest automobiles Stuttgart, Maranello and Detroit have to offer.

If the target of your good will lives in one of the handful of states that mandates hands-free chit-chat for mobile-phone-crazed motorists, then the MOTOROKR T505 is practically a must. But even if she drives in a handset-friendly community, the device--which attaches to a car's visor and broadcasts phone calls through its FM stereo--is quite handy for the long haul.

After a long year grinding gears and raging on the road, your favorite commuter might appreciate several spins around one of several private race tracks that have cropped up around the country. Monticello Motor Club in upstate New York features a 4.1-mile road course--with exotic cars available per diem--for members (and their family and friends) only. With annual dues of $7,500.

Take coffee to go to a whole new level. For those days when making a pit stop at the coffee shop is not an option and there just isn't enough time to brew a pot at home, a coffee maker for the car will certainly be appreciated. The Roadpro 12v Coffee Maker brews up to 10 cups and features a compact design for safe brewing on the road.

Your best salesman is a go-getter, but on the way to close a hot lead he dives in his car and throws his $500 sport coat over the passenger-seat headrest. Wrong. Get him a backseat coat hanger. Made of wood, metal and plastic, it attaches to the headrest and gives that jacket a proper draping.