$1.5 Million McLaren P1 Swept Away By Floodwaters A Week After Purchase Now Up For Sale At Copart

$1.5 Million McLaren P1 sports car swept away by Florida floodwaters now up for sale at Copart Auction.

The bright yellow P1 is one of over 5,000 water-damaged vehicles that are up for sale at the car auction site.

Owner lost the McLaren P1 to Florida floodwaters caused by Hurricane Ian, just a week after buying it.

His impressive garage – where the McLaren P1 and Rolls-Royce Phantom were housed – was completely flooded.

A recently purchased $1.5 million McLaren P1 sports car that was swept away by Florida flash floodings caused by the remnants of the category 4 storm, Hurricane Ian is now up for sale at Copart Auction.

The bright yellow P1 is one of over 5,000 water-damaged vehicles that are up for sale at the car auction site. When Copart listed the 2015 P1 on its site, it captioned it with : “yes that P1”.

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As expected, the post garnered hundreds of comments, with one user – an exotic car tuner – offering to restore the McLaren P1 but only if Copart paid them half a million dollars ($500,000).

The McLaren, one of just 375 P1s that was ever built, was found on a toilet seat in Florida after being washed up from a garage and down the flooded street in Naples, Florida.

The owner of the P1, Enie, just took ownership of the car a week before the unfortunate incident. He also shared footage of the McLaren being swept out of his garage and down the flooded street.

His caption read : ‘Car went thru the garage.’

Ernie, known for showing off his fleet of luxury cars on his Instagram account, Lambo9286, also lost his brand new Rolls-Royce Phantom 8 worth over $400,000. The flagship Rolls-Royce could be seen parked next to the McLaren P1 inside the flooded garage.

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