Porsche 918 Spyder $845,000 (N135,200,000)


McLaren P1 $1.1M (N176,000,000)


Hennessey Venom GT $1.1M (N176,000,000)


Zenvo ST1 $1.2M (N192,000,000)


Maybach Landaulet $1.3M (N208,000,000)


Ferrari La Ferrari $1.3M (N208,000,000)

Visit http://e-magin.com/most-expensive-cars-in-the-world/ for more pictures.

In my own opinion, they don't worth it. They all look like matchbox, except the white one that resemble a reasonable/big man car.

They are more like a way of collecting from the haves.

Nobody is forcing anybody to buy these cars. If I have the money I will,definitely get one, I mean who no like better things. About justifying the price, if a bottle of champagne can cost £1.2million (taste of diamond by Alexander amosu),( I saw wizkid holding a bottle of this same champagne on his birthday ), so tell me why can't an exotic car cost the same? These cars are hand made carefully by experts, they are not ur regular cars that are mass produced. So yes they are worth the price.

This class of cars are what is called exotics, state of the art luxury/ (hyper luxury in the case of the maybach), super and hyper sports cars. What you are paying for isn't sheet metal on rubber. No! You are paying for artistry at its best, top notch quality, you pay for high end genuine materials (carbon fibre and ceramics in cars don't come cheap. Carbon fibre is lighter yet stronger than steel, ceramics are heat resistant than metal, genuine exotic wood surface finishing not faux wood (actual plastic painted to resemble wood), genuine hide/leather free of any blemishes and not faux surfaces and vinyls, you pay for aluminium technology, gold), you pay for hand made (which is given maximum attention to slightest detail and not mass produced stuffs), you pay for a brand that sets you apart from the rest, you pay for pure adrenalin rush (power, speed, performance), you pay for a car that will probably outlive you, a car your grand son can inherit and yet still given that respect that a very wealthy man gets, you pay for the best of the best. You pay for exclusive pure luxury at its peak... Buy it, take it home smiling a smile of accomplishment and fulfillment and forget that everything else in this world matters. Buy an expression and extension of you.



NB: when I get to that level, I'd buy such cars over and over without batting an eyelid.

lomomike: This class of cars are what is called exotics, state of the art luxury/ (hyper luxury in the case of the maybach), super and hyper sports cars. What you are paying for isn't sheet metal on rubber. No! You are paying for artistry at its best, top notch quality, you pay for high end genuine materials (carbon fibre and ceramics in cars don't come cheap. Carbon fibre is lighter yet stronger than steel, ceramics are heat resistant than metal, genuine exotic wood surface finishing not faux wood (actual plastic painted to resemble wood), genuine hide/leather free of any blemishes and not faux surfaces and vinyls, you pay for aluminium technology, gold), you pay for hand made (which is given maximum attention to slightest detail and not mass produced stuffs), you pay for a brand that sets you apart from the rest, you pay for pure adrenalin rush (power, speed, performance), you pay for a car that will probably outlive you, a car your grand son can inherit and yet still given that respect that a very wealthy man gets, you pay for the best of the best. You pay for exclusive pure luxury at its peak... Buy it, take it home smiling a smile of accomplishment and fulfillment and forget that everything else inthis world matters. Buy an expression and extension of you.



NB: when I get to that level, I'd buy such cars over and over without batting an eyelid.

i think ur good in advertising.

@ Cuzz, tnx u get any advert job on TV, radio print etc for me? I no mind as long as some good money go enta my account

If I get to that level, I will buy such exotic cars over and over, instead of wasting N200M to buy a space in a cementry.
NB: if you have "e dey drink fuel" mentality, don't come close to this thread.

lonelydora: If I get to that level, I will buy such exotic cars over and over, instead of wasting N200M to buy a space in a cementry.
NB: if you have "e dey drink fuel" mentality, don't come close to this thread.

LOL at 'e dey drink fuel mentality'. Some people just don't understand that fuel is required to produce energy

Am sure someone marketing for the cemetery spaces too would have something to say to justify the price. #justsaying

lonelydora: If I get to that level, I will buy such exotic cars over and over, instead of wasting N200M to buy a space in a cementry.
NB: if you have "e dey drink fuel" mentality, don't come close to this thread.