The sale will take place exclusively online through Sotheby’s Sealed, featuring the ultra-rare 1995 McLaren F1, distinguished by its one-off Creighton Brown color. Bidding opens on 13 May and closes on 16 May 2024.
- The sale will take place exclusively online through Sotheby’s Sealed. Bidding opens on 13 May 2024
- The ultra-rare 1995 McLaren F1, noted for its one-off Creighton Brown paintwork, is expected to fetch over $20 million
- This F1 is one of the lowest mileage examples in existence, with just 410 kilometers (~254 miles) on the odometer at time of cataloguing
- Known as one of the finest McLaren F1s in the world
- Only 106 McLaren F1s were ever made, with this being one of just 64 ‘standard’ road cars
- McLaren F1’s have appreciated in value by nearly $1 million per year
- All photos can be seen here
NEW YORK, NY – April 26, 2024 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – Sotheby’s Sealed is thrilled to offer one of the most legendary cars to ever be produced: a 1995 McLaren F1, a landmark automobile in both 20th-century automotive engineering and design. This ultra-rare vehicle, notable for its one-off Creighton Brown paintwork and matching interior color scheme, is expected to command in excess of $20 million at the sealed bid auction commencing online on 13 May 2024.
The McLaren F1 sought to be the greatest driver’s car ever built, boasting a revolutionary carbon fiber monocoque chassis that combined strength with exceptional lightness, alongside numerous other innovations. Powered by a BMW-designed 6.1-liter V12 engine, it achieved a record-breaking top speed of 240.1 mph, a record held for nearly a decade. Its aesthetic appeal is truly one of a kind as it is the only of its type to be finished in Creighton Brown over Light Tan and Brazilian Brown and in the realm of rare cars demanding top dollar and boasting remarkably low mileage, there’s no doubt that this particular McLaren F1 stands out as one of the most coveted in the world.
Its design features a unique central driving position with two passengers seated on either side of the driver, enhancing the driving experience and vehicle dynamics, and setting it apart from traditional automobiles. Only 106 McLaren F1s of all iterations were built in total, with each unit offering bespoke customization, further solidifying its status as a coveted piece of automotive history. This particular F1, with only 410 kilometers (~254 miles) from new, represents one of the finest examples, due to…
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