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Mark McCann brought his multimillion-pound car collection to WeBuyAnyCar—just to see what they’d offer. The results were far from what he expected.
Mark McCann brought his multimillion-pound car collection to WeBuyAnyCar—just to see what they’d offer. The results were far from what he expected.
A £5 Million Garage
McCann’s collection included six cars: a Brabus 850 GLE Coupe, Mercedes C63 Black Series, Ford Escort Cosworth, Lamborghini Urus Performante, Huracán STO, and Aventador SVJ.
Tom Hartley Sets the Bar
Before the WeBuyAnyCar visit, the cars were valued by luxury dealer Tom Hartley. His total: £1.38 million—already reduced for age, mileage, and condition.
The Brabus Gets £35K
WeBuyAnyCar assessed the Brabus at just £35,647 due to surface scratches. Hartley had valued it at £150,000.
C63 Black Series: £17K
One of the rarest Mercedes-AMG models was given a £17,000 valuation—more than £120,000 below Hartley’s estimate.
Escort Cosworth: £4K
The classic Ford, prized by collectors, was quoted at £4,000. Hartley’s figure? £60,000.
Urus Performante: £242K
The Lamborghini SUV was priced at £242,000—almost £90,000 lower than the expert’s valuation.
Huracán STO: £197K
The STO, one of the sharpest Lamborghinis in the lineup, was valued at £197,000 vs. £315,000 from Hartley.
SVJ Comes In at £280K
The Aventador SVJ—McCann’s most powerful car—got a valuation of £280,910. Hartley put it at £350,000.
Total: £823,910
WeBuyAnyCar’s total offer came in over half a million below the expert valuation—leaving McCann visibly stunned.
