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The Gran Turismo Collection was clearly assembled by a collector for whom price was no object, with an eye for collecting some of the most coveted jewels of the automotive world.

A car collector in Naples, Florida took ownership of a $2 million McLaren P1 just thirteen days ago. Yesterday Hurricane Ian sucked the McLaren and a Rolls Royce out of the garage and into the streets.

The superyacht was just 50 feet from a Greek beach when a GPS malfunction steered the vessel into rocks.

Owning any Ferrari F50 would be any car lovers' dream. But to own an F50 that once belonged to Mike Tyson? That's next level.

Illegal street racing is said to be rampant within the Czech Republic, and this vehicle with a top speed of 202 miles per hour will allow Czech cops to keep pace with drivers in cars that their normal police cars have no hope against.

Sorry Ferrari. You no longer own the record for most-expensive classic car sold at auction. And if you want to re-claim the title, the new bar was just set really, really, really high.

Gaddafi spent six weeks at the Excelsior when he was playing on the Sampdoria Italian football team, a stay which became marked by the "lavish parties" he would throw in his suite.

According to a filing with US safety officials, Bugatti says "one of the screws that fastens the front frame support" of the 2018 Chiron "may be loose," and needs to be brought in for tightening.

A yacht belonging to Russian oligarch Vagit Alekperov – the biggest wealth loser of all the Russian oligarchs – recently stopped sending legally required tracking signals.

Bezos's yacht is known only by the name Y721. It is scheduled to be completed sometime next year. Once it's done, it will officially be the biggest sailing yacht on the planet.

On October 10, an extremely rare Ferrari F40 will go up for auction. Unlike most 30-year-old supercars this Ferrari has only ever had one owner and has barely been driven.

The classic supercar sold for a winning bid of $20.47 million to a buyer who has chosen to remain anonymous. Whoever they are, they're now the owners of an "undisputed masterpiece" of vehicular craftsmanship

Beyoncé and Jay-Z are reportedly the purchasers of a new custom-built $28 MILLION Rolls-Royce.

The 1996 Ferrari F50 is an interesting car on its own merits. Only 349 of the automobiles were made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the legendary Italian automaker.

The price record for online car purchases was actually recently broken twice in the same week: both by different Ferrari automobiles, one from 1966 and the other from 2001.