The Most Expensive Cars of 2020

Cars are a huge part of our lives. They are versatile, they are useful, and in many cases, they are beautiful. Some cars seem more like a piece of art than a functional piece of machinery, that is until you get the engine revving. There are so many different kinds of cars in the world—cheap cars, expensive cars, electric cars, automatics, manual, classic and collector—there’s truly an automobile for everyone. And during the pandemic, the interest in cars has only gone up. Many people are looking to new hobbies as mechanics or cruising around town as a fun and engaging way to take a break from the cabin fever of confinement and social distancing. Back in 2018, we looked at some of the most expensive cars ever sold at Auction. We thought this could do with an update, so this time we’re looking at the most expensive cars of 2020! So whether you’re in the market, or just having a look around, here is our list of the most expensive cars of last year: Bugatti Centodieci

Money can’t buy everything, and it may not even be able to buy the Bugatti Centodieci, not unless you’ve got nearly $10,000,000 lying around. This beauty is a mid-engine supercar with the iconic horse collar grille. Centodieci is Italian for 110, and it is named thus because it is a recreation, or reinterpretation rather, of the Bugatti EB110, debuted in 1991, and at the time, the fastest supercar around. Inspired by its namesake, the Centodieci features a pioneering design with a modernised wedge shape. Its W16 engine gives it an undeniable 21st-century update. It’s a car that’s as artistic as it is fierce and it’s got the price tag to show for it.