Do you want to know who owns the most expensive car in the world?
What characteristics distinguish it from many other luxurious vehicles? Find out interesting facts below.
Rolls-Royce SwepTail became the world most expensive car of our time. No, of course, such pre-war masterpieces as the Type 41 Royale or the 57th Atlantic cost incommensurately more. But these unique Bugatti is more than 70 years old. Their highest value determined not only by exclusivity but also history.
Of course, SwepTail also has its own history. But as for now, it is not as exciting as the past of the most expensive cars in the world which cost more than $40 million.
Who is Rolls-Royce Sweptail owner?
This Rolls-Royce was ordered by a very wealthy man from a country rich in black gold. The car manufacturer has no right to disclose his name. So we will learn it only when this person openly drive through the streets of his city and get into the lenses of the paparazzi cameras.
the most expensive car in the world
Now we only know that he wanted to get Rolls created in a single copy. This man was not only a connoisseur of pre-war Rolls-Royce models, but he also knew a lot about expensive yachts. Therefore, the client wished his car to be similar to the old British car brand and a refined yacht at the same time. To implement the idea, he personally visited the headquarters of RR in Goodwood, where he communicated with the chief designer of the company - Giles Taylor.
The work began in 2013, but the idea was finally realized in metal in 2015. This car was shown to the public neither in Detroit nor in Geneva but at the Villa D'este competition of automotive elegance in Italy. Here, this creation was appreciated by the most sophisticated connoisseurs of automotive beauty and not thousands of onlookers many of whom do not understand anything in cars as it happens at the world's largest car dealerships.
Who owns the most expensive car in the world?
The price of Rolls-Royce SwepTail is impressive. This is $13,000,000. It is a record price for a new car.
