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TOP 10 MOST EXPENSIVE CARS.

10 Aston Martin Valkyrie Best mid-size $3.2M

9 Pagani Huayra BC Best on the road $3.4M

8 W Motors Lykan Hypersport Best to drive $3.4M

7 Bugatti Veyron Mansory Vivere Best luxury ride $3.5M

6 Lamborghini Veneno Roadster Best sports car $4.5M

5 Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita Best mid-engine sports $4.8M

4 Mercedes Benz by Maybach Exelero Best large $8M

3 Rolls Royce Sweptail You can’t buy $12.8M

2 Bugatti La Voiture Noire Most expensive of 2020 $18.7M

1 1963 Ferrari 250 GT0 Most expensive ever $70M

10. 2020 Aston Martin Valkyrie: The best mid-size car

If you’d like to drive the highly-anticipated 2020 Aston Martin Valkyrie, get in line—only 150 models of this supercar will ever be produced, and each of them has already been spoken for.

The Red Bull Racing Formula One team meticulously designed this car so it would be the fastest legal street-worthy car in the world—and, with this updated Valkyrie, it seems they’ve completed their goal. The Valkyrie rides incredibly low to the ground and boasts the same innovative engine-recovery system used by Formula One drivers during the race!

With a powertrain that generates 1160 tons of horsepower and 664 pound-feet of torque, the Valkyrie boasts whip-fast acceleration and speeds that will rocket passengers around the city. Thoughtful details such as exterior camera feeds instead of mirrors and an info LCD screen in the steering wheel allow the driver to feel transported into a high-end car from the future.

Because of its speed, attention to detail, and race-oriented pedigree, our pick is the Aston Martin Valkyrie for the best medium-size high-end car.

Website: astonmartin.com

9. Pagani Huayra BC Roadster: The best car to take on the road

Only 40 produced; the last in the beloved Huayra line; a monument to fine design. A tribute to small Italian supercar manufacturer Pagani’s very first customer, the Pagani Huayra BC Roadster is optimised to be the lightest of its kind. Comprised of carbon fibre and a rare carbon-titanium blend, this car is engineered for speed.

Inside the car you’ll find museum-grade cutaways and exposed metal parts showcasing the artisanal quality of the Huayra’s inner workings. Marvel at the vehicle’s intense acceleration and power while reclining in buttery leather seats outfitted and moulded specifically for optimum comfort driving around under the Italian sun.

The 800-horsepower, 1200-kg Pagani Huayra BC Roadster is our pick for the best car to take on the road.

Website: pagani.com

8. W Motors Lykan Hypersport: The best car to drive

Have you ever seen Fast and Furious 7?

If so, then you may already be familiar with the Lykan Hypersport. With its diamond-encrusted headlights and eye-watering 240mph top speed, this unforgettable automobile catapulted its manufacturer, W Motors, to instant fame.

Only seven of these vehicles have ever been produced; it’s exceedingly rare for any of their owners to part with them for any sum of money. This may also be due to the car’s customisable interior—with inlaid emeralds, rubies, or sapphires per the owner’s personal preference.

Dubai-based W Motors dubbed this “The first Arabian supercar,” and built it to match the specs of any other supercar on this list: for the price, you do get 750-horsepower and 960Nm of torque—along with a designer watch and 24/7 concierge service.

We’re pleased to introduce our pick for the best car to drive: the W Motors Lykan Hypersport.

Website: wmotors.com

7. Bugatti Veyron Mansory Vivere: The best car for a luxury ride

The Bugatti Veyron is one of the cars that brought supercars into the 21st century; when it was first introduced in 2005, it was the most powerful car in the entire world. Boasting 1,500 tons of horsepower and the rarity of a tiny 270-car release, the Veyron is sought after by car collectors around the globe.

When German car customisation studio Mansory came across the Veyron, they decided to work with Bugatti to make an even more polished, stunning iteration of the seminal supercar.

By outfitting the Veyron in Mansory’s classic white carbon-fibre weave, a completely redesigned hood, and one-of-a-kind fully-forged wheels, the Bugatti Veyron became the Bugatti Veyron Mansory Vivere: a true work of automobile art.

With its striking matte white, glossy black exterior and lush, decadently comfortable inside—the Bugatti Veyron Mansory Vivere is our pick for the best car for a luxury ride.

Website: bugatti.com

6. Lamborghini Veneno Roadster: The best sports car

Wondering what the most expensive Lamborghini is? In 2019, the 2014 Lamborghini Veneno Roadster claimed that title at auction. This is partially due to its story: In 2013, the brand-new Veneno Roadster was acquired by then-Vice President of Equatorial Guinea. In 2016, the Vice President’s assets were seized by Swiss authorities—including his supercar collection.

After selling his cars to appease the government, that specific Veneno Roadster has changed hands many times, resulting in the most extravagant Lamborghini price on record in 2019. There are only nine models on the market, with several owned by royal entities who remain cloaked in mystery.

Despite (or, perhaps, due to) its rarity, Lamborghini Veneno Roadster remains the best sports car.

Website: lamborghini.com

5. Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita: The best mid-engine sports car

There’s carbon fibre—and then there’s diamond weave carbon fibre. This luxe material coats every inch of the outside of the CCXR Trevita. From the double carbon fibre rear wing to a detachable hard-top, this car is optimised for performance as well as its head-turning highway potential.

With an acceleration of 0-60mph in 2.9 seconds, a top speed of 250 mph, and high-end details such as carbon ceramic brakes, this car goes a class above supercar and is generally termed a hyper-car. Its game-changing horsepower of 1,018 tons and 796 pound-feet of torque makes this car a thrilling, heart-pumping ride!

As only two of these were ever made, we’d like to pick the Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita as the best mid-engine sports car.

Website: koenigsegg.com

4. Mercedes Benz by Maybach Exelero: The best large car

With sleek lines and a rounded, slim silhouette which feels like a sophisticated rendition of an animated billionaire’s car, the Exelero is a specific version of Mercedes Benz’ Maybach which was commissioned by Goodyear specifically to display their tires to their best extent.

The high-end materials used to outfit the car both inside and out make it as comfortable and beautiful as can be, and its larger size makes it a viable passenger car with real capacity for life (as opposed to a tiny coupe, the norm in the aerodynamic supercar world). The result is a car that looks good—feels good—and is still an incredible powerhouse.

Under the hood, you’ll find a twin-turbo V12 engine which can produce 690 tons of horsepower and 752 pound-feet of torque. With that power, you’ll be going everywhere, and you’ll be going there fast.

Our pick for the best larger car is the stately Mercedes Benz by Maybach Exelero.

Website: mercedes-benz.com

3. Rolls Royce Sweptail: The most expensive car you can’t buy

In 2013, a billionaire who has managed to keep his identity a mystery approached Rolls-Royce and asked the historic auto house to design his own custom car. The result of that legendary request was none other than the Rolls Royce Sweptail.

An homage to its impressive pedigree and money-is-no-object commission, the Sweptail features the silhouette, round doors, and tail designs of historic Rolls models—with the benefit of 21st-century technology and comfort. The ceiling of the car is one unbroken pane of durable glass, offering its driver a panoramic view of the world around him as it goes racing by.

If you, too, are looking for a car with a champagne chiller, crystal flutes, titanium analogue clocks, carbon-fibre laptop stations and even a customised hat shelf, look no further than the Rolls Royce Sweptail: the most expensive car you can’t buy.

Website: rolls-roycemotorcars.com

2. Bugatti La Voiture Noire: The most expensive luxury car of 2020

The Black Car. Bugatti, a French classic car manufacturer, decided that their 2019 supercar needed no flashy introduction or more nuanced marketing than stating it for what it was: simplicity itself—and a new icon in the vehicular industry.

Jean Bugatti lost a beautiful Type 57 SC Atlantic vehicle in World War II. La Voiture Noire is dedicated to the memory of that beloved car—and that care and history are woven into every square inch of this vehicle.

However, with a handcrafted carbon fibre body, quad-turbo W16 8.0 litre engine (with a stunning 1500 horsepower capacity), this car has been precision-engineered for performance as well as sentiment. When it debuted in 2019, it was the most expensive new car available for purchase.

Because of its striking silhouette and emotional backstory, Bugatti La Voiture Noire is the most expensive luxury car.

Website: bugatti.com

1. 1963 Ferrari 250 GT0: The most expensive car in the world of all time

What does winning the 1964 Tour de France get you? Value that—according to some—cannot be measured in mere money.

Only 36 of these cars (dubbed the ‘Picasso of the Motoring World’) were made between 1962 and 1963. This specific car not only won the 1964 Tour de France, but placed 4th in Le Mans—the other iconic motor race.

It’s road-legal, it has a top speed of 174 miles per hour, and it can go from 0-60 in 6.1 seconds: still, all these years later, a faster acceleration than most roller-coasters.

In 2018, this vehicle—also known as the Holy Grail of Ferraris—changed hands for a rumoured and record-breaking $70 million. Owning it has given its owner entrance to a secret by-invitation-only club of 250 GT0 owners who meet for luxurious events in chic locales across the globe.

If you’re wondering “what is the most expensive car?”, here’s your answer. The most expensive car in the world of all time is the 1963 Ferrari 250 GT0.