Most Expensive Luxury Cars : This row of luxury cars is very limited and not even all rich people can have them. Of course in addition to its functionality and comfort, safety and prestige factors are also very influential in the price of every expensive car made.
If you’re curious about the world’s most expensive cars, here are five of the most expensive cars the world has ever made. Anything, huh? Expensive Luxury Cars
1. Bugatti La Voiture Noire : Price $18.68 million
Bugatti took home the world’s most expensive car trophy. Debuting a year ago at the Geneva International Motor Show, La Voiture Noire is a one-of-a-kind priced at $18.68 million. The name of the car translates to The Black Car. The new La Voiture Noire packs 1,500 horsepower and 1,180 pound-feet of torque that pushes it from 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds. It has a W-16 quad turbo engine with a top speed of 261 mph.
La Voiture Noire pays homage to the art deco design of the Type 57SC Atlantic, one of the most coveted classic cars in the world. The latter was designed in 1934 by Jean Bugatti, the eldest son of company founder Ettore Bugatti. Only four Type 57SC Atlantics were made. Three were counted while the fourth, which was lost in World War II, would be worth more than $100 million if found today, a CNBC report said.
2. Maybach Exelero: Price $ 8.000.000,00
Expensive Luxury Cars: In May 2011, American rapper Birdman made headlines. He stated that he had bought the car for $8 million. Yes, you read it correctly, a prince$8 million for a car. They are the main engines for highways. Supercars are built not only for speed, but also as a major symbol of shameful luxury.
Technology is largely responsible for giving us luxury and comfort. It is for this reason that people prefer technologically advanced vehicles that can give them the greatest comfort but the important thing to note here is that luxury usually has great monetary costs.
3. Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita: $ 4,800,000.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: Floyd Mayweather has been in the headlines lately for his upcoming boxing match with MMA fighter Conor McGregor. However, when he is not busy inside the boxing ring, he may be found to be reorganing his famous supercar collection. By rearranging, what we mean is to sell very rare cars to make room for new one.
Mecum has officially dispatched Mayweather’s Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita after months of speculation that the boxer will sell his prized Swedish supercar. The fact that this car came onto the market is a big deal because only two CCXR Trevitas are made and this one is legal in the United States. The name “Trevita” is Swedish for “three whites”, referring to koenigsegg’s special diamond weaving carbon fiber body.
4. Lamborghini Veneno: $ 4,500,000.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: Are you tired of having $9.5 million and don’t know what to do with it? The man who sold one of the three 2013 Lamborghini Veneno Coupe is here to help. We say one out of three, but Lambo actually built five of these, but only sold three of them. One of the other two for testing and the other was a 50th birthday present for lamborghini from Lamborghini. A Lamborghini Veneno Roadster was also produced and they made a whopping nine units.
This mid-engined supercar with all-wheel drive is posted for sale Mobile.de similar to Germany’s Craigslist. However, the ad says the car is located in the US. He has 112 miles on the clock, all of which accumulate delivering cars to his current home. The car has not been driven since.
5. Bugatti Veyron Super Sports: $ 2,400,000.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: With bugatti chiron production already running smoothly, and Veyron popping up semi-regularly in the high-end second-hand market, buyers on a six-figure budget should have no trouble getting it. But at the upcoming Bonhams auction, Veyron is unlike any other going across the block.
This is the last Bugatti Veyron Super Sport ever made, and will be auctioned in just a month’ time. Completed in a stunning black-and-black exterior with a red leather cabin, the supercar has traveled only 550 miles (885 kilometers) since its in-date, and has only one owner in its six-year journey. That means it definitely won’t be cheap; estimates suggest it could reach anywhere from £1.7 million to £1.8 million ($2.3 million to $2.4 million). For reference, the 100th Chiron cost $3.4 million.
6. Lykan Hypersport: $3,400,000.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: $3,400,000. Only seven units of the so-called “first Arab supercar” of Dubai’s W Motors are expected to be built, with the first having been delivered to Abu Dhabi police as the fastest police car on the planet with 780 horsepower. Under the hood.
Aside from a really fast and exciting supercar, $3.4 million gives you LED headlights that are each encrusted with 220 diamonds (or precious stones of one’s choice), among other over-the-top fixtures. A cheaper model (for $1.85 million), the Fenyr Supersport, is also available
7. Ferrari LaFerrari: $1,416,362.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: The Ferrari LaFerrari – or just the LaFerrari if you will – is the culmination of Ferrari’s current roadcar program: a carbon, two-seat hypercar that unites the 6.3-litre Ferrari V12 with a KERS-esque battery and electric motor to generate 950 hp of power and 663lb ft of torque. As you might expect, this looks like a spaceship, and drives it like the best Ferrari ever made.
Which in terms of horsepower can be used, that’s true. Only 499 have been made, only available to serious Ferrari collectors, and all are sold out. A car so fantastic that the company decided to make it definitive (literally called The Ferrari), neatly annexing the Italian company in a strange little cul-de-sac when it came to naming its next car…
8. Porsche 918 Spyder: $845,000.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: It’s just this: Porsche dealers are now accepting orders for the 918 Spyder Hybrid. The plug-in coupe combines a horsepower V8 500 engine with two electric motors that add power equivalent to 218 horsepower. It is based on the Porsche RS Spyder racing engine, with a seven-speed Porsche-Doppelkupplung (PDK) dual clutch gearbox.
Porsche said the car will travel from zero to 60 mph in 3.1 seconds, with a top speed of 199 mph. The top speed on electric power alone will reach 94 mph – of course within a limited distance. Electric range alone in cars in slow driving conditions of approximately 16 miles; Recharge time in a 110V/10A outlet will take seven hours.
Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic monocoque, the 918 Spyder will include a manual roof system with removable panels that can be stored in the front luggage compartment. Manufacturers suggest a retail price: $845,000.
9. Rolls-Royce Phantom: $480,175.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: The Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe 2015 is a 2-door, 4-seat Coupe, available in 1, Base. Once introduced, the $438,325 Base is equipped with a standard 6.8L engine, a 12-cylinder that reaches 11-mpg in the city and a 19-mpg on the highway. Mark your own journey with luxury!
10. Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe: $484,875.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: On the morning of September 1, 1937, at the height of the battle between the United States and Great Britain to become the fastest country on the water, British speed record pioneer Sir Malcolm Campbell went into the calm blue waters of Lake Maggiore on the Swiss-Italian border. Pointing the nose of the Bluebird K3 hydrocraft south, powered by Rolls-Royce R-engines, he set a new water speed record of 126.32 mph.
The Phantom range consists of two four-door models (including a long wheelbase), a coupe and a convertible. DHC has prices starting at $484,875, including a $2,600 fuel user tax and a $2,500 shipping fee and from Chichester, United Kingdom. Testers have about $68,000 in options, which would buy most of the 99 percent demographic income of a luxury-grade sedan.
But at a cost of half a million, testers did not have heated steering wheels or ventilated seats. And a three-rod tobacco box – $4,500 – in the glove box will open and cause the glove box door to jam until skinny fingers are found to open it.
11. Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe: $438,325.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: Look at that. An amazing piece of automotive engineering and design, the Rolls-Royce Phantom is about that British carmaker: unparalleled elegance, class, sophistication and craftsmanship.
Rolls-Royce Phantom Prices and Fuel Economy: Oh, ridiculous prices. Why would you want to know that when it comes to the Rolls-Royce Phantom? You’ll just make yourself feel sad… but okay here’s the thing:
2015 Rolls-Royce Phantom (base) $407,400
2015 Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe $438,325
Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe $479,775
2015 Rolls-Royce Phantom Extended Wheelbase $480,175
12. Lamborghini Aventador: $393,695.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: It’s almost six years since Lamborghini introduced the Aventador to replace the Murcielago. Six years and although we’ve had a hot one (the SV) and one with lift out roof panels (the Roadster), the LP700-4 has otherwise soldiered on while around it the supercar market has changed beyond all recognition. The Holy Trinity have been and gone, and in pretty much the same period McLaren has gone from a standing start to having a three model range with LT this, Spider that and GTR gor-blimey.
What’s been occupying Lamborghini? Well, the Huracan obviously, plus SUV dithering and a bunch of diversionary one-offs such as the Egoista and Sesto Elemento. But Lamborghini can get away with this because there’s nothing else quite like the Aventador. It’s supercar 101: looks, noise, power, drama. Don’t overthink it, just do it. Pure pageantry. Alongside Lamborghini everyone else takes themselves too seriously. Among car companies only Lamborghini looks like it’s having fun.
16. Bentley Mulsanne: $335,600.00
The car that is synonymous with celebrities, Beverly Hills and millionaire lifestyle, the Mulsanne is a luxury saloon revered only for the super rich, being priced at $335,600.00.
14. Ferrari F12berlinetta: $319,995.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: The 2015 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta carries on the brand’s tradition of fast, sexy, sleek front-engined cars. It’s proportions remain classical even though all of the details look to be drawn from the future—or the wind tunnel.
Outclassing all of the Ferrari range in terms of power, except for the LaFerrari hybrid supercar, the F12 Berlinetta sports a hefty $330,000 price tag. Buying that ticket entitles the owner to an incredible ride, however, with the sights, sounds, and emotional driving experience all tuned to Ferrari’s maximum.
Under the hood, a 6.3-liter V-12 engine sits, generating 729 horsepower and 508 pound-feet of torque with its redline at a wailing 8,700 rpm. According to Ferrari, 80 percent of that torque is available from 2,500 rpm, helping to accelerate the rear-drive supercar to 60 mph in just 3.1 seconds. The F12 Berlinetta’s top speed is claimed to be greater than 211 mph.
15. Rolls-Royce Ghost: $319,400.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: The last time we saw a Rolls-Royce Series II model was in 2012, when the luxury car builder released the Phantom Series II a full nine years after the Phantom debuted in 2003. With that timeframe as a point of reference, we would not expect to see a Ghost Series II until about 2019 or 2020.
Well, prepare to be surprised, as Rolls-Royce has revealed the Ghost Series II at the Geneva Auto Show . But just like I said earlier, the revisions are pretty minor relative to more mainstream automakers.
Then again, Rolls-Royce is not your “typical” automaker, as it finds a nice place and doesn’t change much until things get completely stale. Actually, the changes that Rolls Royce made are fairly extensive for a Series II model, so we can;t say that we’re upset with the new Ghost.
16. Ferrari FF: $295,000.00
Expensive Luxury Cars: Ferrari announced a panoramic roof option for its all-wheel drive FF at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, promising the new full-length glass panel would offer its well-heeled clientele “a genuine open-air driving feeling, while providing thermal and acoustic insulation.” That statement was intriguing, as my experience with glass roofs usually ends abruptly after I close the opaque shade – as a Southern Californian, I always find tinted glass panels too hot during the day and too cold at night.
While the FF I reviewed in August was fitted with a solid aluminum roof, I was fortunate to catch up with a brand-new silver Ferrari FF (it only had about 160 miles on the odometer) with the optional panoramic roof (a $17,666 upgrade) at the Formula One race at Circuit of the Americas just last month.
Source reference : en.wikipedia.org
