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McLaren collection could fetch $70m at auction
- The family of the late McLaren co-owner Mansour Ojjeh is offering for sale an exceptional set of 20 pristine McLaren road vehicles, collectively valued at approximately $70 million as of mid-2025.
- Ojjeh, who passed away in 2021, was instrumental in McLaren's achievements in F1 and its venture into producing road cars, personally overseeing the development of each vehicle to meet his precise standards.
- The collection includes rare models like the McLaren F1 finished in the exclusive 'Yquem' color renamed 'Mansour Orange', with all cars maintained in factory condition and the F1 driven only 1,810 km.
- Tom Hartley Jnr, appointed to handle the sale, described it as the most significant McLaren collection ever assembled, highlighting the F1 chassis 001 as the crown jewel and valuing the fleet near £50 million.
- The sale signals a major moment for high-performance car collectors and coincides with McLaren planning to merge with a luxury EV brand to expand beyond supercars, reflecting a shift in automotive strategy.
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£50m supercar collection for sale after icon’s death - including rare classic
AN OUTRAGEOUS collection of McLaren supercars valued at an estimated £50 million are set to be sold following the death of their owner – a motorsport icon closely tied to the McLaren Formula One team. The fleet of cars, one of the largest McLaren collections in the world, belonged to Mansour Ojjeh, a French-Saudi entrepreneur who was the former owner of TAG Heuer and a major shareholder in the McLaren Group. Mansour Ojjeh’s iconic £50m McLaren c…
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Mansour Ojjeh McLaren car collection could fetch $70m at auction
A unique collection of 20 barely used McLaren road cars that belonged to the Formula One team's late co-owner Mansour Ojjeh is being put up for sale, with hopes a very wealthy buyer might keep it together.
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