💰 How much do you think it sold for? Experts estimated the Mansour Ojjeh McLaren collection could be worth over $70 million, yet the final price remains undisclosed. The sale included 20 of the rarest McLarens ever built, highlighted by the last McLaren F1 ever produced. Instead of being broken up, the entire collection was bought in one swoop by a single private buyer. Neither the buyer’s name, nationality, nor location has been revealed, fueling speculation across the car world. Some collectors whisper the new owner may be from the Middle East, Europe, or the U.S., but no official confirmation exists. This marks one of the most significant private acquisitions in McLaren history. What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 Featuring Media From Tom Hartley Jnr #mclaren #mclarenf1 #supercar #hypercar #cars