10:33 am, September 15, 2023
Used car marketplace Motorway listed its most expensive car on record in its daily sales today – a Lamborghini Huracan with a price tag of £261,000.
The 2022 supercar, in white with a blue trim, has just 5,100 miles on the clock. It also boasts black suede seats, an enhanced speaker system, sports tyres plus internal cameras.
Bidding for the Huracan is currently live and ends at 3pm today.
Motorway said it had seen volumes topping 1,000 vehicles a day for its daily online sales.
It’s also regularly seen an increasing number of high-performance cars on the platform, including Ferraris, Rolls Royces and Aston Martins.
Ollie Grummell, commercial director at Motorway, said: ‘We have seen record levels of stock in our daily sales this year across all makes, models and price brackets, and supercars are no exception.
‘Since the start of the year when we sold a Ferrari F8 for £235k, we have seen a steady rise in the number of consumers looking to sell their supercars privately through us.
‘Today’s sale will set a new record for Motorway – a nearly-new Lamborghini Huracan with a sale price of £261k.’
The Lamborghini Huracan that has a £261,000 price tag, making it Motorway’s most expensive car on record in its daily sales as of September 15, 2023
He added: ‘Although only one lucky dealer will be driving away today with this stunning vehicle, with more stock than ever on our platform, all our dealer partners can be sure that whatever stock they are looking for, there’ll be plenty for them to bid on throughout this peak period and beyond.’
On the back of the record sale price, Motorway today revealed its latest top 10 of most expensive cars sold so far in 2023.
Currently in first place – although likely to be bumped down to second after today’s Lambo sale – is a Ferrari 296 that went for more than £252,000.
The 10 most expensive cars sold on Motorway so far this year
- Ferrari 296 – £252,111
- Rolls-Royce Dawn – £236,730
- Ferrari F8 – £235,383
- Ferrari F12 – £182,413
- Ferrari 488 – £163,395
- Ferrari Roma – £154,000
- Aston Martin DBS – £139,238.35
- Rolls-Royce Wraith – £134,055
- Ferrari 458 – £122,432
- Lamborghini Huracan – £120,977.15
Source: Motorway. (Data covers January 1, 2023 to September 14, 2023.)
