US EditionGordon Murray S1 LM Becomes Most Expensive New Car Ever Sold at Auction
The final chassis of a five-car run sold for $20.63 million, setting a new auction record for a new production car, with bespoke customization guided by Gordon Murray.
- On November 21, the Gordon Murray S1 LM sold for $20,630,000 at the amfAR charity gala in Wynn Las Vegas, setting a new auction record for a new car.
- Styled with Le Mans links and lightweight engineering, the car is the final chassis of a five-unit production run, making it extremely rare.
- In a dramatic stunt, the S1 LM arrived suspended under a helicopter and dropped into Wynn Las Vegas, while a fast round of competitive offers pushed the price, and the package included a 500-page monograph.
- The sale establishes a new auction benchmark as the $20,630,000 result sets a new benchmark for non-charitable sales and marks a defining moment for Gordon Murray's brand impact.
- Earlier reports said all five were reportedly purchased at Monterey Car Week, but Gordon Murray Special Vehicles has not clarified the status or delivery timeline of the other four cars.
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A Gordon Murray model rewritten the records books, becoming the new dearest car sold in leión. The value of 20.63 million dollars was reached in Las Vegas during the...
A British supercar S1 LM from Gordon Murray Special Vehicles, of which only five will be built, became the most expensive new car ever sold at auction in Las Vegas over the weekend. Its new owner paid almost 432 million crowns for it.
There are cars that go beyond mechanics, which seem to breathe even before they are assembled, as if their simple idea were enough to give them a soul. Among them, a new legend has just appeared: the Gordon Murray S1 LM, auctioned for $20.63 million, thus becoming the most expensive new car ever awarded. A sublime paradox, since it does not exist yet. This article Gordon Murray S1 LM: the birth of a total work, awarded $20.63 million before even…
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