The supercars Hurricane Helene totaled are all building up in Florida junkyard

Hurricane Helene devastated numerous collector supercars, classics, and ultra-luxury rides – and they’re showing up in this junkyard in Tampa, Florida, in the US.

Some of the 17,000 models include Ferrari 488s, Lamborghini Aventadors, and a Ford Thunderbird.

Many suffered irreparable flood damage or were buried in landslides.

They’re being sold for a discounted price.

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Supercars damaged by Hurricane Helene

Rows and rows of high-end cars are now sitting in salvage yards, like Florida Tampa Copart Yard which was captured by the Niko Brothers and shared on their YouTube channel.

The storm damage ranges from electrical failures to corrosion, and material degradation.

A Porsche GT3 RS, Ford GT, and Ferrari F430 in the junkyard have significant water damage, including corrosion, rust, and mold, that’s reached critical systems like the engine and interior electronics.

However, a Shelby F250 and Aston Martin DB9 GT, have minimal damage and potential for restoration.

Many, like classic Mustangs and Lamborghinis, are sadly lacking titles or carrying a Certificate of Destruction (CoD) and, as a result, are destined to be dismantled for parts as they’re costly to restore and resell.

Protecting cars in extreme weather

The advanced electronics of modern vehicles are especially vulnerable to water damage.

This loss highlights the destructive force of nature however, car owners have gone above and beyond in an attempt to mitigate damage.

One proud car owner wrapped his prized Chevrolet Corvette to protect it from Hurricane Milton – and it seemed like it did the trick.

Unfortunately, some were unable to be saved: like this $1.3 million McLaren P1 destroyed in Hurricane Ian that was subsequently sold.

It had been spotted floating down the street.

The insurance company that took possession of the car reportedly wanted $800,000 for it but accepted the $400,000 winning bid this week.