Top rarest cars in the world
                     TOP RAREST CARS IN THE 
WORLD
Helica de Leyat 
• Year: 1921 
• Value: An expected US$20 million
• What Makes It Rare: Besides the way that it's almost one hundred years of age 
and just thirty were ever constructed, the Helica likewise resembles a plane - 
which is great. Truth be told, it was alluded at the time as the "plane without 
wings" because of its tasteful and in light of the fact that travelers sat behind 
one another, much the same as a plane. 
• It likewise wasn't fueled by a motor, however by a huge propeller. Once more, 
plane.
• It was additionally overly light and could hit up to 170 km/h. That may not 
appear that noteworthy by the present models, however how about we not 
overlook that it was 1921.
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Moves Royce 15 HP 
• Year: 1904 
• Value: An expected US$ 35 million. 
• What Makes It Rare: This was the primary First Rolls-Royce to ever be made. 
It was first displayed in Paris in late 1904, alongside a 10 hp, 20 hp models 
and a motor for a 30 hp model. Unfortunately, just six were ever 
constructed and just one is accepted to even now be in presence. The 15 HP 
could achieve a top speed of 63 km/h and invokes pictures in my psyche of 
Toad from Wind in the Willows.
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Ferrari 250 GT 
• Year: 1962 
• Value: An expected US$38 million 
• What Makes It Rare: Ferrari's 250 GT was a standout amongst their best 
performing race vehicles, yet just 39 were ever constructed. It didn't take long 
for them to turn into a hot product on the gatherer circuit. What's more, with a 
tasteful like that, can you truly be shocked?
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Icona Vulcano Titanium 
• Year: 2013 
• Cost: In 2013 it cost US$3.8 million. 
• What Makes It Rare: Not just is there just one in presence, it's made produced 
using titanium and carbon fiber. On the off chance that that wasn't sufficient, 
the body was evidently pounded by hand and took around a thousand hours to 
finish. 
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Aston Martin DBR1 
• Year: 1956 
• Value: An expected US$22.5 million. 
• What Makes It Rare: We didn't simply incorporate this due to James 
Bond. All things considered, possibly a bit. In truth, just five of these 
staggering green machines were ever constructed and one of them 
even succeeded at the 1959 Nürburgring. It is additionally the most 
costly British vehicle to be sold at closeout.
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