Simran Rastogi

The Bugatti Type 35 has racked up over a thousand victories to its name, making it the most successful race car in the world. One of these models, this 1930 Type 35B, with rich provenance in the world of motorsport, is heading to auction and could fetch up to $1.8 million.

Deposed Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad has left behind the country and an impressive car collection that could be worth as much as $20-25 million. Fighters broke into the abandoned presidential palace and found Assad’s car collection housed in a large warehouse-like garage.

The BMW XM Label cuts a fearsome sight in frozen black with red accents, hiding the 738 horsepower lurking under the hood courtesy of a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 and an electric motor. Now, imagine a fleet of these hunkering beasts in the Al Nassr football club parking lot.

Just ten examples of the Bugatti Centodieci hypercar were produced, with Bugatti vetting every customer before purchase. Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo managed to get his hands on one for the cool price of $9 million and has been spotted driving it many times. Another Centodieci owner, on the other hand, has just listed chassis 006 for sale with RM Sotheby’s and it’s obvious this one was a garage queen.

Ed Bolian, ex- Lamborghini and McLaren sales advisor, and founder of the wildly popular YouTube channel VinWIKI, has dropped a bombshell, confirming the suspicions of many — young, flashy owners of shiny, new supercars are more show than go. According to Bolian, the reason so many of these young “millionaires” are financing their $100,000+ cars is not because they’re getting great rates of interest on them, it’s because most of them can’t really afford them or afford to keep up with maintenance.

Jerry Seinfeld’s specially commissioned Porsche 911 50th Anniversary just sold for $435,000, almost doubling in price in 10 years — what else do you expect from a car that beat the official 911 Turbo 50 to the punch?

This kitted-out 722-horsepower G63 AMG is one tuner’s tribute to Sir Stirling Moss’ dominating Mille Miglia victory in the Mercedes-Benz ‘722’ 300 SLR

The front-mounted, water-cooled V8 engine in the Porsche 928 saved Porsche, now someone has saved a junk motor and turned it into a Porsche Pink Pig-themed coffee table

This Texas entrepreneur is such a VIP customer for Bugatti that the company’s design director created a customized cupholder to prevent her from spilling coffee in her $4 million Chiron hypercar.

This 610-horsepower 1970 Ferrari 512 M is 1-of-15 in existence, the only one that left the factory in yellow, and can be your very own slice of Ferrari’s motorsport history for about $12 million