Mansour Ojjeh's Legendary McLaren Collection Goes on Sale
A collection of 20 rare McLaren road cars, owned by the late Mansour Ojjeh, co-owner of the Formula One team, is up for sale. The sale, handled by dealer Tom Hartley Jnr, could exceed $70 million. Ojjeh played a significant role in McLaren's automotive history.
A remarkable assemblage of McLaren road cars, once owned by the late Mansour Ojjeh, a pivotal figure in Formula One, has been put up for sale. This unique collection of 20 cars, rarely driven and in pristine condition, is anticipated to attract considerable attention from wealthy collectors, with hopes that a single buyer may acquire the lot.
The sale, predicted to surpass $70 million, is being managed by Tom Hartley Jnr, a well-known dealer in classic cars. Hartley had previously handled a high-profile sale involving Bernie Ecclestone's collection. Among the highlights of Ojjeh's collection is the final McLaren F1 model, finished in a custom color named 'Mansour Orange,' a tribute to Ojjeh's influential role at McLaren.
Remembered as a passionate motorsport enthusiast, Ojjeh contributed greatly to McLaren's success, both through his business acumen and personal investment. The cars, maintained by the manufacturer, epitomize Ojjeh's legacy and McLaren's illustrious history. The sale stands as an opportunity to own a piece of racing and automotive history.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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