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The 10 Most Expensive Cars in the World: Where Luxury Redefines Limits

Written by Gabriel Togan | 24.04.25 13:59

 

Millions for a car? For most of us, that sounds like science fiction. But for a select few, it's reality—or rather, pure passion. From bespoke one-offs to ultra-advanced hypercars, these vehicles prove that design, power, and exclusivity know no bounds. Here are the ten most expensive new cars in the world—each a statement on wheels.

1. Rolls-Royce La Rose Noire Droptail – over CHF 30 million

This ultra-luxurious two-seater breaks with Rolls-Royce's four-seat tradition and redefines craftsmanship. Just the wood pattern inside took nine months of meticulous handwork. Only four units will be produced worldwide. The price? Well over 30 million Swiss francs.

2. Rolls-Royce Boat Tail – approx. CHF 26.2 million

Only three exist worldwide—including one featuring a picnic set, champagne cooler, and sunshade. Inspired by classic yacht design, the Boat Tail is more objet d’art than automobile. Rumor has it that Beyoncé and Jay-Z are among the owners.

3. Bugatti La Voiture Noire – approx. CHF 16.5 million

A tribute to the legendary Type 57 SC Atlantic, this sleek, all-black hypercar features 1,500 horsepower and stunning design. Cristiano Ronaldo is said to own one of these rolling masterpieces.

4. Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta – approx. CHF 15 million

Only three ever made. 760 hp. No roof. With one owned by Horacio Pagani himself, this hypercar is equal parts collector’s item and design sculpture.

5. Rolls-Royce Sweptail – approx. CHF 11.5 million

Inspired by racing yachts of the 1920s, this hand-built one-off took four years to complete. While the exact price is undisclosed, experts estimate it to be around CHF 11.5 million.

6. Bugatti Chiron Profilée – approx. CHF 9.8 million

A one-off blend of elegance and performance, the Profilée fetched nearly 10 million Swiss francs at auction. 1,500 hp, 380 km/h top speed, and timeless design.

7. Bugatti Centodieci – approx. CHF 8 million

Built to celebrate Bugatti’s 110th anniversary, this EB110-inspired modern machine was limited to just 10 units. With 1,600 hp and a retro-futuristic look, it’s a collector’s dream.

8. Mercedes-Maybach Exelero – approx. CHF 8 million

Originally created for tire testing, this one-off coupe is heavy, long, and unapologetically bold. Capable of reaching 350 km/h, it’s now part of a renowned private car collection in Germany.

9. Pagani Huayra Codalunga – approx. CHF 7 million

Inspired by 1960s race cars, only five of these "longtail" Huayras exist. Weighing just 1,280 kg and boasting 840 hp, all units were sold before public release.

10. Bugatti W16 Mistral – approx. CHF 6 million

The last Bugatti to feature the iconic W16 engine. Limited to 99 units, already sold out, and capable of hitting 420 km/h—an elegant end to a glorious engine era.

Conclusion: Cars as Rolling Art

These ten machines prove that, for the ultra-wealthy, a car is far more than transportation—it's a symbol of status, artistry, and mechanical perfection. Whether it's a one-off or a limited edition, one thing matters above all: exclusivity.

And if you're not planning to spend millions, but still want to drive something special—check out Enterprise Minilease. Flexible, no long-term commitment, and affordable monthly rates for top-tier cars.