Not only is he excellent at his job as a kind of designer, but he also collects the best cars. Today at Tork, pick up every detail of the exclusive Ralph Lauren car, whose value reaches 40 million, and try more!
March 26, 2023 2:01 am
You probably know him as the designer and owner of the best houses in history, and you’re right. Well, we’re talking about Ralph Lauren, who at 83 years old continues to work in a million dollar company, but it’s more than that. Well, it turns out that the American is a true car lover, and he has a garage that shows it perfectly.
Although the dealer does not consider himself a collector, his gargle does not say so. In it we find all the classic vintage models, such as his Ruerat 550 Spyder, his Alfa Romero 8c 2300, his Ferrari 375 Plus, to name a few. Nevertheless, it is one of those that manages to stand out with great exclusivity and, above all, for the value of closing the heart.
His is the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic Coupé, of which only 4 units exist today, and one of them, which belonged to its designer Jean Bugatti, was lost after his death, remaining until now. No doubt Laurentian can be the lucky owner of one of these models, his is number 57591 from 1938.
This coach is distinguished by its gigantic Art Deco style and long hood, with a total length of 3.7 meters and wheels that protrude from the body. In addition, its 3.3 L 8-cylinder engine allows it to travel at a maximum speed of 200 km/h, and also increases the maximum power of 200 horses.
This 1930s model resting in a Lawrence garage is worth an impressive $40 million. In any case, we do not plan to sell the designer in the near future, moreover, it was the car that gave him the grand prize at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. And believe it or not, this is not the most expensive vehicle for money, its Ferrari 250 GTO brought prices up to $80 million under the spear.
Ralph Lauren owns a Bugatti valued at $40 million.
The designer won the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este with his Bugatti.
This is what the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic Coupé from 1937 looks like from the back.
