A $10 million luxury garage comparable to an apartment.
The world's most luxurious car garage, valued at $10 million (£7 million), is currently located in a private museum in Malibu, California (USA). It's home to a collection of supercars including Ferraris, Paganis, McLarens, and Porsches.
The exhibition area, spanning approximately 7,000 square miles, currently displays many expensive, unique, rare, and exotic cars such as Ferraris, McLarens, and Paganis.
Many car engines cost millions of pounds, such as those found in the Pagani Zonda Coupe, LaFerrari, McLaren P1, and the 600-horsepower Porsche Ruf Turbo Coupe.
Moreover, it's considered the perfect home for cars because the entire showroom is equipped with state-of-the-art air filtration technology. Humidity and dust are strictly controlled thanks to modern anti-humidity technology.
The entire garage is designed simply with steel and glass. Inside, there is a bedroom, three bathrooms, an observation deck, and a kitchen area.
The owner of the Malibu Museum is the legendary race car driver Steve Goldman. He hopes this will be the perfect place to showcase his prized possessions.
The racer shared that he spent a lot of time and effort researching and contacting museums around the world to find the answer to the question: "How can we preserve automotive masterpieces for a thousand years?"
Therefore, he had this special garage built, equipped with the most advanced technology for controlling temperature, humidity, dust, and bacteria.
According to assessments, the air quality here is comparable to that of an operating room in a hospital.
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| This super-luxury car garage isn't for selling cars, it's just for display. |
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| This $10 million (£7 million) garage can hold 25 cars. |
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| This is truly a home for a personal collection of Ferrari, McLaren, and Porsche supercars. |
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| Garage viewed from the outside. |
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| It has a museum-like feel with its special air filtration system. |
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| You could even live in a garage if you want to be close to your cars. |
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| Malibu Garage was built on an area spanning several acres. |
