A McLaren F1 once owned by the Brunei Royal Family is set to sell for a staggering £15.4million.
The 1994 supercar model is widely regarded as one of the most celebrated of the modern era.
It is in superb condition and offers a rare chance to own motoring history.
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Originally delivered brand new to the Brunei Royals, the car was later exported to the UK.
Under the bonnet sits a 6,064cc BMW V-12 engine producing 627bhp, propelling the car to a thrilling 242mph.
It has just 13,711 miles on the clock at the time of sale.
When first delivered, the car featured a striking Titanium Yellow exterior over black leather and Alcantara interior, as reported by Whats The Jam
In 2007, McLaren rebuilt it in Woking, giving it an Ibis White livery, a High-Downforce Kit, and an LM-specification interior.
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This model is the 14th of just 64 road-specification McLaren F1s ever produced.
Currently located in Abu Dhabi, UAE, the sale is being handled by RM Sotheby’s.
A spokesperson said: “Boasting Brunei provenance and later upgraded by McLaren with the fitment of a highly desirable High-Downforce Kit and LM-specification interior, chassis 014 still manages to stand proud even as an example of one of the greatest road car creations ever made.
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“Well-known across the United States and online courtesy of being enjoyed on the public roads as the F1’s designers intended, this example would surely make for the headline addition to any car collection the world over.
“The opportunity to acquire chassis 014 is not to be missed.”
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