Evaluation: From the Gran Turismo Collection. Although only handed over to the owner this January, it has already been driven 1416 miles, unsurprising given the other cars out of this collection. It’s one of 30 Sport 300+s built, named for the model’s record 304.773 mph top speed run. Light use take little away from the fact that this is still a practically new car, and one of the fastest in the world.
Bottom Line: The most expensive car of this auction by over £2M. The laws of depreciation don’t work the same in the upper stratosphere of ultra-exclusive hypercars as they do for family sedans. While it’s not clear exactly how much this car cost as delivered, somewhere around the £4Mis a reasonably guess given the configuration and the price, right in the middle of the estimate range, should work for all parties.
