It's a one-stop shop for someone looking to start an exotic car dealership.
An amazing and unique collection of cars is being auctioned in London.
The 18-car fleet includes some of the most famous supercars ever built and could be worth more than $45 million combined.
It is being billed as the Gran Turismo collection, and the owner who has consigned it to RM Sotheby's is keeping their identity a secret.
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The cars speak for themselves.
The one with the highest pre-auction valuation is actually the newest. It is one of 30 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ coupes that were built to commemorate the Chiron's 304.773 mph top speed record and expected to sell for up to $5 million.
Following closely behind is a 1985 Ferrari GTO that has been driven just 8,000 miles and is valued at $4.5 million.
A 1997 Ferrari F50 has the same valuation as its sibling, while a 1996 Bugatti EB110 Super Sport capable of reaching 221 mph is worth closer to $3.5 million.
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If that is too much, there is also a 1993 EB110 GT with a top speed of 212 mph that is likely to sell for around $2.25 million.
Lamborghini's two most iconic cars are also on the docket: A flashy 1971 Miura painted a neon green called Verde Scandal worth around $2.5 million and a white 1984 Countach LP5000 S that was the epitome of the 1980's supercar era and a relative bargain in the $550,000 range.
As for what the market thinks they are worth, the final tally will be known when the final hammer comes down at the Nov. 5 event.
