A Look At The Most Expensive Cars In The World – Who Owns Them?

Have you ever wondered who owns the most expensive car in the world? With the rising cost of luxury cars, it can be difficult to keep up with who can afford the most expensive ride. But who is the lucky owner of the most expensive car in the world? 

The world's most well-known and wealthy individuals frequently purchase the priciest vehicles. Because their value increases over time, the wealthy view limited editions as investments. In order to sell them at high prices at auction. Even after a car is produced, many factors still influence its price.

History, rarity, speed, comfort, tech integration, and brand recognition and popularity are all included. Once a famous person around the globe has a car, he also develops into a huge status symbol.

The world's most expensive Car, along with their owners, are listed here.

A Look at the Most Expensive Cars in the World – Who Owns Them?

1. Ralph Lauren – Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic ($40 Million or 146,924,000 AED)

Ralph Lifshitz, best known by his stage name Ralph Lauren, is a successful businessman, philanthropist, and fashion designer from the United States. The Ralph Lauren Corporation, a multimillion-dollar, multinational company, is his most well-known achievement. The 82-year-old fashion tycoon is renowned for his collection of vintage Cars, some of which have been on exhibit at museums.

Only two 57SC Atlantics remain; one is owned by Lauren and the other is housed at the Mullin Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. The type 57 S.C. Atlantic coupé, which is now 80 years old and considered one of the most valuable cars in the world due to its rarity, elegance, luxury, and sportiness.

The black 1930s 57SC Atlantic owned by the fashion mogul is regarded as the first supercar or street-legal high-performance sports automobile. Its eye-catching kidney-shaped doors, riveted fins, and teardrop-shaped body are cool to look at.

2. Jerry Seinfeld - 1955 Porsche 550 RS ($5.3 million)

After comedy, of course, Jerry Seinfeld was allowed to indulge in his greatest interest as one of TV's biggest stars. Jerry purchased vintage Porsches at the height of Seinfeld's fame before they became the in-demand property they are now. He has acquired a collection of rare, racing Porsches over the years (along with a few other vehicles), and at one point even had early 356s and Steve McQueen's old Porsche 917. Although his collection is not as large as some of his contemporaries, the Porsche motif, painstaking research into the past of each vehicle, and impeccable condition of the collection give it a value of almost $100 million. The most expensive car is a 1955 550 RS that closely resembles the one James Dean owned and died in.

3. The Sultan of Brunei-  Lamborghini Urraco (Car or collection value: $5 billion) 

Think about having a car fleet of 7,000 cars. Where will you put them all in the parking? Of course, it is possible if you are a billionaire, and no one understands this better than the 29th Sultan of Brunei, one of the most well-known vehicle collectors in the world.

His enormous car collection is believed to be worth $5 billion. The Sultan is currently the monarch with the second-longest reign in world, after Queen Elizabeth II. You won't typically see his cars, though, unless you are a friend or a resident of this small, oil-rich state on the island of Borneo.

Due to his extensive fortune and passion for cars, Sultan of Brunei is able to collect models that are not only expensive but also rare. It is believed that the king has more than 600 Rolls Royces, 450 Ferraris, and more than 380 Bentleys. The Sultan also owns a large collection of vintage cars, among them the Lamborghini Urraco. There were only 791 units produced during the model's lifetime, which ran from 1972 to 1979. Some of his automobiles are made to order. The net worth of Sultan of Brune is $30 billion.

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