Most Expensive Cars of 2017
Most Expensive Cars of 2017
Are you in the market for a new car this year? Need some slick new wheels to impress your friends? Maybe you want to add to your already impressive collection, or find the right piece to start a new one. Whatever the case, if you’re looking for a new set of wheels and you want to go big…really big, then check out the list of the most expensive cars in the world in 2017. You won’t be disappointed with any of these selections.
1. McLaren P1 LM —$3.7 million
Taking the top spot on the list is the McLaren P1 LM, which includes gold plating in the engine bay. The P1 LM also has 1000 horsepower thanks to its three electric motors dispersed between the engine and the rear wheels. It’s fast and it’s beautiful.
2. Lykan HyperSport —$3.4 million
The hyperSport is the first legitimate Arab supercar. Built by W Motors, this car actually sports headlights with embedded jewels. The lights have 420 15-karat diamonds. What would it cost to replace one of those headlights?
3. Lamborghini Veneno Roadster —$3.3 million
Of all the Lamborghinis on the road today this is the most expensive. It sports a 740-hp, 6.5-liter V-12 with a seven-speed single-clutch ISR automated manual transmission but weighs just 3,285 pounds.
4. Aston Martin Valkyrie —$3 million
While the actual price has not been revealed, according to one reliable source, $3 million is an accurate estimate for the Aston Martin Valkyrie. The car was born from collaboration between Aston Martin’s new president, Andy Palmer and Adrian Newey and Christian Horner of Red Bull Racing.
5. Ferrari Pininfarina Sergio —$3 million
If you can get your hands on one of these beauties then you will be in some ultra exclusive company, as only six of these cars were ever made.
6. Pagani Huayra BC —$2.8 million
This car takes its cues from the original Huayara, and is the most expensive Pagani ever built. The BC comes from an Italian investor, Benny Caiola, who owned one of the greatest Ferrari collections ever.
7. Bugatti Chiron —$2.6 million
Believe it or not this car is even faster and more powerful than the legendary Bugatti Veyron. With 1,500 horsepower the Chironhas already reached 261 mph on the road, but its top speed has not officially been tested.
8. McLaren P1 GTR —$2.59 million
This is one car that you can’t take on the streets. That’s right, this car is a track only car, but it’s still one of the most expensive cars in the world and only 35 of them were made.
9. Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta —$2.2 million
This beautiful masterpiece goes from 0 to 60 in less than two seconds and doesn’t stop throttling up until it reaches 217 mph. That easily out does the competition. The Aperta is the open-top version, which even outdoes the close-topped version in price.
10. Koenigsegg Regera -$1.9 million
This creation from designer Christian von Koenigsegg is one of the most unique cars available. It not only looks amazing, but it also packs some serious power with its 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 that offers 1,100 horsepower.
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