The Holy Trinity of hybrid Hypercars

[Wizzo]

Paul Bailey is the first UK collector to own all three hybrid hypercars. Watch as he arrives in a McLaren P1 to collect the LaFerrari, then takes both to collect the 918 Spyder, then drives away in all three.

Oh to have that sort of money!

[Scott]

918 please.  LOVE the exhausts, and well, I just prefer Porche...after all, there IS no substitute...

You see his wife was driving the P1 when they arrived at the Porche dealer?  Not sure my marriage has that level of trust 

 

[lkjohnson1950]

Hey Scott, I recommend Capcaicin Rub to help keep your muscles loose while you spend the night on the sofa.

 

[John S]

You see his wife was driving the P1 when they arrived at the Porche dealer?  Not sure my marriage has that level of trust 

She was also at the wheel of La Ferrari after he picked up the Porsche.   Now you would have thought he would let her drive the 918 first since she picked out the colour scheme and spec.   

Now how come the Ferrari and Porsche had no front number plates whilst running round on public roads? 

[Scott]

Not sure about the UK, but in Canada they issue a paper transport license to drive from the dealer to the license office when you buy a new car if you don't already have plates from a different car that you are transferring over.  You stick it on the inside of the windshield.

[John S]

Not sure about the UK, but in Canada they issue a paper transport license to drive from the dealer to the license office when you buy a new car if you don't already have plates from a different car that you are transferring over.  You stick it on the inside of the windshield.

Yeah but they had rear number plates. ?????? 

[lkjohnson1950]

In Arizona you only get a rear plate.

[John S]

Seeing how the state is so sparsely populated outside of Phoenix and Tucson it's probably easier to count who leaves rather than watching for newcomers.   

 

[lkjohnson1950]

Phoenix is growing incredibly fast, and Sheriff Arpaio won't let anyone leave.   

[F1fanaticBD]

The Daily Mail says he offered a lottery to ride his P1 for 1 quid, and the charity raised 20,000, all proceedings for the charity 

He owns about 30 super cars