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Mansour Ojjeh’s 20-Car McLaren Collection Lists with $70 Million Valuation

The family has enlisted Hartley to find a single custodian for largely unused final-chassis models finished in bespoke ‘Mansour Orange’.

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Mansour Ojjeh of Mclaren and Saudi Arabia with Zak Brown CEO of Mclaren and USA during the F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain at Bahrain International Circuit on March 31, 2019 in Bahrain, Bahrain.
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Overview

  • Tom Hartley Jnr was appointed by the family to oversee the formal listing of the 20-car collection, which is estimated to fetch over $70 million.
  • The assemblage features final-chassis numbers of models including the F1, Speedtail, P1 and Senna, all largely unused and maintained by McLaren, with the F1 and P1 GTR tallying minimal track miles.
  • Created by the late Mansour Ojjeh, whose backing secured McLaren’s seven constructors’ and ten drivers’ championships, the set reflects his foundational role in the brand’s racing and road-car ventures.
  • Hartley’s earlier high-profile auction of Bernie Ecclestone’s 69-car Grand Prix collection this year underscores growing demand and record-breaking values for historic motorsport assets.
  • The Ojjeh family is seeking a single custodian to acquire the collection intact to preserve its provenance and legacy.