Ken Saito of Jalopnik discovered and photographed an extraordinary "deposit" of rare cars belonging to a Japanese collector and dealer. Some of these very expensive cars are Italian. Let's start with a Pagani Huayra produced since 2011 by Pagani Automobili of San Cesario sul Panaro(Modena). This formidable car, which does 370 km/h, has been baptized with the name of a wind god of the Andes civilization. Its design lasted more than 7 years and represents the most technologically and aesthetically sophisticated in the automotive field, its monocoque is made of carbotanium, a combination of titanium and carbon, which offers maximum resistance to "yield stress".

DISCOVERY EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF CARS IN JAPAN

The second surprise was a yellow Koenig Testarossa, a masterpiece of the 1980s from the house in Maranello, reworked by Koenig Specials in Munich.
This car has a story, because it was donated by Michael Jackson to Mike Tyson - the fearsome American heavyweight who then resold it out of necessity. And now it is in the Japanese collection of about 100 cars, along with a fabulous Lamborghini Countach, which owes its uniqueness to Marcello Gandini's bodywork for Bertone.
Among the foreigners, the visitor discovered a jewel of the Porsche, the 911 GT3, and the Porsche 962 dressed as Rothmans, the famous cigarette brand sponsoring various races.

 

DISCOVERY EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF CARS IN JAPAN
DISCOVERY EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF CARS IN JAPAN
DISCOVERY EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF CARS IN JAPAN
DISCOVERY EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF CARS IN JAPAN
DISCOVERY EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF CARS IN JAPAN