Ferrari Driver Lewis Hamilton Sells His Entire $30 Million Car Collection After Finding A New Passion

Seven-time F1 world champion, Lewis Hamilton sells all his $30 million car collection after finding a new passion – art. 

Before the sales, his collection included custom Pagani Zonda 760 LH (Lewis Hamilton) and a McLaren F1.

Others include a Mercedes SLS AMG, a Mercedes G63 six-wheeler, a F1-inspired AMG ONE and two LaFerraris.

But he is not done with cars after revealing his passion to own a Ferrari F40 “because it’s a beautiful work of art.”

McLaren P1

British racing driver and seven-time Formula 1 World Champion, Lewis Hamilton, has revealed selling off all the $30 million car collection he built up over the years after finding art as a new passion.

“I don’t have any cars any more. I got rid of all my cars. I’m more into art nowadays,” Hamilton said when asked in a interview if he was interested in purchasing an F80, ahead of Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

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Pagani Zonda 760 LH

One of the standouts in his collection was the custom Pagani Zonda 760 LH supercar (“LH” for Lewis Hamilton), which he reportedly made a profit of about $10 million after selling it in January 2022.

Others included a Mercedes SLS AMG, a Mercedes G63 six-wheeler, a F1-inspired AMG ONE that Hamilton helped Mercedes to launched in 2017, two Ferrari LaFerraris, and a McLaren P1 and F1 – the latter he reportedly sold for $15.6 million.

Hamilton poses with F40

But Hamilton is not done with cars. When asked which car he would still consider owning one day, the 40 year old said : “If I had to buy a car, it would be the Ferrari F40. Because it’s a beautiful work of art.”

It will be recalled that Hamilton had a photo shoot with his favourite supercar, a Ferrari F40, against the backdrop of Enzo Ferrari’s house earlier this year as part of the traditional “first day” photos as a Ferrari driver.

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