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Scottish Sun
12-07-2025
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
Fleet of £75m motors gathered at plush event featuring supercar ‘crown jewel' & ‘rarest classic in existence'
The Swiss Alps played host to the world's rarest motors, including Porsche's 993 GT2 Le Mans winner PETROL PARADISE Fleet of £75m motors gathered at plush event featuring supercar 'crown jewel' & 'rarest classic in existence' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A PLUSH event has attracted some of the world's rarest and most valuable motors, including a host of Porsches, Ferraris and even a Le Mans winner. The SOC Classic Andermatt event organised by the Supercar Owners Circle recently took place at The Chedi Andermatt in the Swiss Alps. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 Rare classics and supercars gathered at The Chedi Andermatt, blending luxury with breathtaking alpine drives Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 The SOC Classic Andermatt showcased £75m worth of rare motors, including Ferraris, Porsches and a Le Mans winner Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 From a Bavarian Blue Mercedes-Benz 300 SL 'Alloy' to a Ferrari F40, this event celebrated automotive icons Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 Ferraris, Porsches, and Lamborghinis dazzled at the event Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 The Swiss Alps played host to the world's rarest motors, including Porsche's 993 GT2 Le Mans winner Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 The event brought together iconic cars, historic alpine routes and five-star hospitality Credit: Supercar Owners Circle Blending luxury hospitality with thrilling alpine drives on legendary routes such as the Furka and Oberalp Passes, the shindig gathered together a sizable collection of rare and historically significant motors. Standout models included a special edition Lamborghini Diablo SE30, designed to celebrate Lambo's 30th anniversary and a Ferrari 275 GTS - a stunning convertible grand tourer from Ferrari's golden era, celebrated for its timeless design and refined engineering. Indeed, there was a notable presence of Ferraris at The Chedi Andermatt, with a Ferrari 275 GTB - a high-performance coupe that is widely regarded as one of Ferrari's most beautiful and technically advanced models from the 1960s - also in attendance. The 275 GTB is perhaps best known for its value, with it priced between £1million to over £3.5million. A Ferrari F40, often considered the ultimate Ferrari supercar - a turbocharged masterpiece that is a symbol of raw performance and motorsport heritage - was naturally sat alongside. The Prancing Horse's long-time German rival, Porsche, was also richly represented, with a Carrera GT, a modern supercar legend, famous for its carbon-fibre construction and V10 engine, as well as a Porsche 993 GT2. This track-focused, high-performance version of the Porsche 911 is revered for its rarity, although it's nothing compared to the 993 GT2 Le Mans winner that was perhaps the showpiece of the weekend. A true motorsport icon, this Le Mans-winning motor was driven on public roads in the Swiss Alps for the very first time. Arguably the standout classic was a Bavarian Blue Mercedes-Benz 300 SL 'Alloy,' hailed as one of the rarest cars in existence. The figure for the collection of motors at the event was revealed to be CHF 80 million - roughly £75 million. All the money… but still a kn--' Watch boy racer in £3M supercar get instant karma after loudly whizzing down quiet road The event, held to celebrate automotive history, engineering, design and camaraderie, also maintained a commitment to sustainability. The Chedi Andermatt, a five-star luxury hotel blending Swiss-Alpine and Asian design, consistently ranks among the best hotels worldwide and was awarded top placement by the Forbes Travel Guide in 2025. A top spot for petrolheads, it's renowned for its easy access to iconic alpine passes such as the Furka and Oberalp Passes while offering year-round natural beauty. It's also ideal for skiing, hiking and exploring the Swiss Alps.
The Irish Sun
12-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Irish Sun
Fleet of £75m motors gathered at plush event featuring supercar ‘crown jewel' & ‘rarest classic in existence'
A PLUSH event has attracted some of the world's rarest and most valuable motors, including a host of Porsches, Ferraris and even a Le Mans winner. The SOC Classic Andermatt event organised by the Supercar Owners Circle recently took place at 6 Rare classics and supercars gathered at The Chedi Andermatt, blending luxury with breathtaking alpine drives Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 The SOC Classic Andermatt showcased £75m worth of rare motors, including Ferraris, Porsches and a Le Mans winner Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 From a Bavarian Blue Mercedes-Benz 300 SL 'Alloy' to a Ferrari F40, this event celebrated automotive icons Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 Ferraris, Porsches, and Lamborghinis dazzled at the event Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 The Swiss Alps played host to the world's rarest motors, including Porsche's 993 GT2 Le Mans winner Credit: Supercar Owners Circle 6 The event brought together iconic cars, historic alpine routes and five-star hospitality Credit: Supercar Owners Circle Blending luxury hospitality with thrilling alpine drives on legendary routes such as the Furka and Oberalp Passes, the shindig gathered together a sizable collection of rare and historically significant motors. Standout models included a special edition Lamborghini Diablo SE30, designed to celebrate Lambo's 30th anniversary and a Ferrari 275 GTS - a stunning convertible grand tourer from Ferrari's golden era, celebrated for its timeless design and refined engineering. Indeed, there was a notable presence of Ferraris at The Chedi Andermatt, with a Ferrari 275 GTB - a high-performance coupe that is widely regarded as one of Ferrari's most beautiful and technically advanced models from the 1960s - also in attendance. The 275 GTB is perhaps best known for its value, with it priced between £1million to over £3.5million. Read more Motors News A Ferrari F40, often considered the ultimate Ferrari supercar - a turbocharged masterpiece that is a symbol of raw performance and motorsport heritage - was naturally sat alongside. The Prancing Horse's long-time German rival, Porsche, was also richly represented, with a Carrera GT, a modern supercar legend, famous for its carbon-fibre construction and V10 engine, as well as a Porsche 993 GT2. This track-focused, high-performance version of the Porsche 911 is revered for its rarity, although it's nothing compared to the 993 GT2 Le Mans winner that was perhaps the showpiece of the weekend. A true motorsport icon, this Le Mans-winning motor was driven on public roads in the Swiss Alps for the very first time. Most read in Motors Arguably the standout classic was a Bavarian Blue Mercedes-Benz 300 SL 'Alloy,' hailed as one of the rarest cars in existence. The figure for the collection of motors at the event was revealed to be CHF 80 million - roughly £75 million. All the money… but still a kn--' Watch boy racer in £3M supercar get instant karma after loudly whizzing down quiet road The event, held to celebrate automotive history, engineering, design and camaraderie, also maintained a commitment to sustainability. The Chedi Andermatt, a five-star luxury hotel blending Swiss-Alpine and Asian design, consistently ranks among the best hotels worldwide and was awarded top placement by the Forbes Travel Guide in 2025. A top spot for petrolheads, it's renowned for its easy access to iconic alpine passes such as the Furka and Oberalp Passes while offering year-round natural beauty. It's also ideal for skiing, hiking and exploring the Swiss Alps.
The Sun
12-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Sun
Fleet of £75m motors gathered at plush event featuring supercar ‘crown jewel' & ‘rarest classic in existence'
A PLUSH event has attracted some of the world's rarest and most valuable motors, including a host of Porsches, Ferraris and even a Le Mans winner. The SOC Classic Andermatt event organised by the Supercar Owners Circle recently took place at The Chedi Andermatt in the Swiss Alps. 6 6 6 6 6 Blending luxury hospitality with thrilling alpine drives on legendary routes such as the Furka and Oberalp Passes, the shindig gathered together a sizable collection of rare and historically significant motors. Standout models included a special edition Lamborghini Diablo SE30, designed to celebrate Lambo's 30th anniversary and a Ferrari 275 GTS - a stunning convertible grand tourer from Ferrari's golden era, celebrated for its timeless design and refined engineering. Indeed, there was a notable presence of Ferraris at The Chedi Andermatt, with a Ferrari 275 GTB - a high-performance coupe that is widely regarded as one of Ferrari's most beautiful and technically advanced models from the 1960s - also in attendance. The 275 GTB is perhaps best known for its value, with it priced between £1million to over £3.5million. A Ferrari F40, often considered the ultimate Ferrari supercar - a turbocharged masterpiece that is a symbol of raw performance and motorsport heritage - was naturally sat alongside. The Prancing Horse's long-time German rival, Porsche, was also richly represented, with a Carrera GT, a modern supercar legend, famous for its carbon-fibre construction and V10 engine, as well as a Porsche 993 GT2. This track-focused, high-performance version of the Porsche 911 is revered for its rarity, although it's nothing compared to the 993 GT2 Le Mans winner that was perhaps the showpiece of the weekend. A true motorsport icon, this Le Mans-winning motor was driven on public roads in the Swiss Alps for the very first time. Arguably the standout classic was a Bavarian Blue Mercedes-Benz 300 SL 'Alloy,' hailed as one of the rarest cars in existence. The figure for the collection of motors at the event was revealed to be CHF 80 million - roughly £75 million. All the money… but still a kn--' Watch boy racer in £3M supercar get instant karma after loudly whizzing down quiet road The event, held to celebrate automotive history, engineering, design and camaraderie, also maintained a commitment to sustainability. The Chedi Andermatt, a five-star luxury hotel blending Swiss-Alpine and Asian design, consistently ranks among the best hotels worldwide and was awarded top placement by the Forbes Travel Guide in 2025. A top spot for petrolheads, it's renowned for its easy access to iconic alpine passes such as the Furka and Oberalp Passes while offering year-round natural beauty. It's also ideal for skiing, hiking and exploring the Swiss Alps.
