Collectors & Aficionados
The real value is passion
The article discusses the world's top-ranked collectors of historic cars, as featured in The Key.
For TCCT, Ralph Lauren who owns the world’s most valuable collection and the enthusiast who restored an old Mini bought at any old market, are exactly same. We know Ralph Lauren and his passion, and we know it’s the same for everyone who loves historic cars. That’s why today we want to introduce some famous “colleagues” who are part of the world’s top-ranked collectors published in The Key, the yearbook by TCCT. In reality, we don’t really know the 2020 rankings yet. The Key comes out in December.
Ralph Lauren, owner of the most world’s most valuable collection, winner at the Concorso d’Eleganza in Villa d’Este with his Bugatti 57SC Atlantic.
But let’s have a look in the rankings from the previous two years. For example, Lawrence Stroll, father of Lance, the Canadian Formula 1 driver and now executive chairman of the re-emerging Aston Martin marque, has some of the most famous Ferraris in the history of the Cavallino. He keeps them in his collection for which he also bought nothing less than a full racing circuit at Mont Tremblant. Two cars among many: the “Pontoon Fender” Testa Rossa and the Ferrari P4 still in the same condition it was in when it crossed the line to win the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1967.
