Unique Collection Of 20 McLarens Worth $70 Million Owned By Mansour Ojjeh Sold To A Single Buyer

Unique collection of 20 McLarens worth $70m owned by Mansour Ojjeh sold to a single buyer for an undisclosed sale price.

While the price wasn’t revealed, the the 20 supercars dubbed “Mansour Ojjeh Collection” was expected to fetch more than £50m ($70m).

Collection includes the ‘jewel in the crown’, the McLaren F1 (one of only 106 examples) and barely driven Speedtail and P1.

Others McLarens in the collection includes Senna, 765LT, Elva and a super-rare Sabre – all in special variants like the Longtail and Le Mans (LM).

Derbyshire-based classic car dealer, Tom Hartley Jnr, has announced that the entire 20-car McLaren collection owned by Mansour Akram Ojjeh has been successfully sold to a single buyer for an undisclosed sale price.

“One legendary collection. One historic sale! I am very pleased to share the news that we have agreed a sale of the Mansour Ojjeh McLaren Collection in its entirety to a single buyer,” said Tom, who handled the sale of these McLaren collection.

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“Despite receiving several world-record offers for individual chassis, both the Ojjeh family and my our team were committed to keeping this remarkable collection together as one complete and historic ensemble,” he adds.

The acquisition of the whole the 20 supercars dubbed “Mansour Ojjeh Collection” by a single individual preserves the integrity of what is widely regarded as the most important McLaren supercar collection ever assembled.

While the price wasn’t revealed, the personal collection of the late French Saudi Arabian-born entrepreneur was expected to fetch more than £50m ($70m), with the ‘jewel in the crown’ being the McLaren F1 (one of only 106 examples).

Finished in the same bespoke ‘Mansour Orange’ colour, the 20-car collection also features barely driven iconic McLaren models like the Speedtail, P1, Senna, 765LT, Elva, and a super-rare Sabre – all in special variants like the Longtail and Le Mans (LM).

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