Absolute Peak: McLaren F1 GTR Expected to Sell for at Least $35 Million
A one-of-a-kind 1996 McLaren F1 GTR is heading to auction with an expected sale price of at least $35 million.
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A rare 1996 McLaren F1 GTR, owned by Nick Mason, is set to be sold at auction. The vehicle is listed as one of the top ten cars appearing at Monterey Car Week auctions in 2026.
Coverage from The Drive and PistonHeads highlights the expected valuation, with estimates placing the sale at at least $35 million or £26 million. Robb Report and Sports Car Digest emphasize the unique nature of this specific GTR model.
Attention now turns to the Monterey Car Week auctions to see if the final sale price meets these high expectations.
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Quick answers
What is the estimated sale price of the McLaren F1 GTR?
Estimates suggest the car will sell for at least $35 million or £26 million.
Who is the owner of the vehicle?
According to coverage from Robb Report, the car belongs to Nick Mason.
Where will the auction take place?
The car is part of the Monterey Car Week auctions.
Coverage (5)
- 2026: Top Ten Cars at Monterey Car Week Auctions classic-car-auctions.info · 12h ago
- Iconic McLaren F1 GTR expected to fetch £26m PistonHeads · 12h ago
- One-of-a-Kind 1996 McLaren F1 GTR to Cross the Auction Block Sports Car Digest · 12h ago
- Nick Mason’s One-of-a-Kind McLaren F1 GTR in Photos Robb Report · 12h ago
- Absolute Peak: McLaren F1 GTR Expected to Sell for at Least $35 Million The Drive · 12h ago broke it first
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