Tony Principe’s Supercar Collection

The World’s most impressive Car Collections

1. Porsche Speedster (1956) 🏁

Kicking off with my 1956 Porsche 356 Speedster—my first collector car, snagged 18 years ago. A dream I bought sight unseen from Connecticut. Expected white, got “Glacier White”—a minty surprise I adore! 😍 Restored by Stoddard Porsche, it’s numbers-matching and tight as ever.

• Production Numbers: ~4,854 Speedsters built (1954-1958), ~650 with the Super motor like mine.
• Specs: 75 hp Super engine, Rudge wheels, Nardi steering wheel. Canyon king!
• Fun Fact: Led a nine-Speedster canyon run last year—pure bliss! 🌄

2. Porsche 930 Turbo (1979) 🐳

Next, my 1979 Porsche 930 Turbo—an icon I’ve loved since day one. Low mileage, restored to perfection, and still a rocket! 🚀 That whale tail and fat hips? Timeless.

• Production Numbers: 18,770 911 Turbos (3.3L) made (1978-1989).
• Specs: 300 hp, insane acceleration, flawless paint.
• Fun Fact: Still got the original brochure—my favorite Porsche era!

3. Porsche GT2 RS (2018) 🔥

The Porsche GT2 RS—a beast among beasts. Scary fast, handles like a dream, and frankly, it outdrives me! 😂 Spec’d in silver with red interior and the Weissach package.

• Production Numbers: 1,000 units (991.2 gen, 2018-2019).
• Specs: 700 hp twin-turbo 3.8L flat-six, 0-60 in 2.7s.
• Fun Fact: Perfect for early morning canyon blasts—sticks like glue!

4. Porsche 918 Spyder (2015) ⚡

A friend’s 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder—low-mileage, all-white hybrid perfection. Classes up my garage! Refined power that’s a blast on the track.

• Production Numbers: 918 units (2013-2015).
• Specs: ~900 hp (hybrid + 4.2L V8), 92 mph in electric mode.
• Fun Fact: Drove one at Vegas Motor Speedway—smooth as silk! 🎰

5. Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta (2018) 🦇

Another friend’s gem—2018 LaFerrari Aperta. Under 100 miles, convertible hybrid glory. Batwing doors and “eyelash” mirrors—sexy as hell! 😍

• Production Numbers: 210 Apertas (of 709 total LaFerraris, 2013-2018).
• Specs: 963 hp (6.3L V12 + electric), 0-60 in <3s.
• Fun Fact: Rear end’s a work of art—Batmobile vibes!

6. Ferrari 812 Superfast (2018) 🖤

My Ferrari 812 Superfast—triple black and mean. Big car, but drives small. Refined Ferrari magic!

• Production Numbers: ~2,500-3,000 units (2017-2023).
• Specs: 789 hp 6.5L V12, top speed 211+ mph.
• Fun Fact: That V12 sound? Pure Ferrari soul!

7. Porsche Carrera RS (1974) 🦆

The 1974 Porsche Carrera RS—rare ducktail edition. Took years to restore right, and the color hooked me. Drives like a ‘70s dream!

• Production Numbers: 1,590 Carrera RS 2.7s (1972-1974).
• Specs: 210 hp 2.7L flat-six, canyon champ.
• Fun Fact: Ducktail over whale tail any day—love it!

8. BMW Z8 (2000) 🌟

A friend’s BMW Z8—six-speed, drop-top fun. Old-school charm with modern punch.

• Production Numbers: 5,703 units (1999-2003).
• Specs: 400 hp 4.9L V8, 0-60 in 4.2s.
• Fun Fact: Manual clutch keeps it real—no distractions!

Latest Additions (2024-2025) 🚀

Since you last peeked in, I’ve added some serious firepower. Here’s what’s new!

9. Porsche 959 (1987) 🕹️

a 1987 Porsche 959. A unicorn from the ‘80s that redefined supercars. Found a pristine example and had it restored to factory spec. Tech marvel of its time!

• Production Numbers: 337 units (1986-1993), including prototypes. Ultra-rare!
• Specs: 444 hp twin-turbo 2.8L flat-six, all-wheel drive, 0-60 in 3.6s. Top speed ~197 mph.
• Fun Fact: Ahead of its time with adjustable suspension—feels like a time machine in the canyons! ⏳

10. Ferrari Purosangue (2024) 🐎

Ferrari’s first SUV, the 2024 Purosangue. Not your typical supercar, but it’s a Ferrari through and through. Got it in Rosso Corsa red—had to keep it classic!

• Production Numbers: No strict limit, but Ferrari caps it at ~3,000 annually to stay exclusive.
• Specs: 715 hp 6.5L V12, 0-60 in 3.3s, top speed 193 mph. Four doors, still ferocious!
• Fun Fact: Took it on a family canyon run—practicality meets insanity! 😜

11. McLaren Speedtail (2020) 🌠

Finally, a 2020 McLaren Speedtail—a spaceship on wheels! Snagged one from a buddy who couldn’t resist showing it off here. Low miles, wild design—pure sci-fi vibes.

• Production Numbers: Just 106 units made (2019-2021).
• Specs: 1,035 hp (hybrid 4.0L V8 + electric), 0-186 mph in 12.8s, top speed 250 mph.
• Fun Fact: That central driver seat? Feels like piloting a jet—unreal! 🛸