The Rarest and Most Expensive Cars of 2016

The two videos produced by Felix 10s provide excellent footage of the world’s most rare cars and the world’s most expensive cars in 2016. Displaying some excellent footage of some of the world’s most amazing cars, we guarantee these are two video’s that your boss will thank-you for having interrupted that staff meeting.

This video clip provides a countdown of 10 of the world’s most rarest vehicles “for which you will only ever drive in your dreams”. Some of the highlights include the Lamborghini Veneno of which there are only a miniscule five versions. This car also hits the top of the list of 2016’s most expensive cars with a whopping price tag of 4.5 million dollars. The racing car favourite of McLaren F1 LM appears as it is the automotive specimen of just 6 others. The rarest Ferrari is the P4/5 a highly stylish supercar with a truncated bonnet, it is a solitary figure, as only 1 model of the type has ever been produced. Yet at the number one post is the is the Maybach Exelero, produced by Mercedes, this car offers an exceptionally regal pedigree of supercar for which only one was ever built at a cost of 8 million dollars.

The video countdown of the most expensive cars in the world for 2016 displayed an impressive series of highlights. The Zenvo ST1 kicks things off with a starting price tag of $1.2 million a high performance supercar from Denmark, it is built with a 6.8 litre V8 Supercharged and Turbocharged engine. It has a power output of 1104 hp, a maximum torque of 1430 Nm and offers its drivers 3 power modes of wet, sport and race. Not surprisingly a Ferrari makes an appearance in the form of the hybrid supercar LaFerrari which is priced in at $1.4 million. Proclaimed by Ferrari as their most ambitious project to date, it is indeed an impressive vehicle built with a V12 engine it has a power output of 963 CV and a maximum speed of 350 km/h.

Get the popcorn ready? These videos offer some serious car porn that neither you, nor your boss, will want to miss!

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