This Ferrari collector did the impossible by owning ALL 'big five' supercars in striking yellow
- You may never have heard of Hing Wa Lee
- However, his ‘big five’ collection of Ferrari supercars will be familiar
- It’s the first time they’ve seen together in this shade
Published on Dec 25, 2024 at 12:00 PM (UTC+4)
by Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
Last updated on May 13, 2025 at 8:23 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
You may never have heard of the chairman of Hing Wa Lee Jewelry Group, but you’ll certainly recognize the ‘big five’ Ferrari supercars in his collection.
From the Ferrari 288 GTO, to the Ferrari F40, Ferrari F50, Ferrari LaFerrari, and Ferrari Monza.
“I think it’s the first time we have seen them all in yellow in one place,” the entrepreneur states.
He certainly loves a V12 engine.
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The Ferrari ‘big five’
Shared to Lee’s YouTube account, Ferrari Collector David Lee, he states that as well as real estate, jewelry and investments, his real passion lies in ‘collectible exotic motors’.
Per Lee’s claims, it’s seriously satisfying to see all five cars together in the same ‘striking yellow’ shade.
The entrepreneur got them together just in time for his 2024 Tokyo-themed event for ‘Casa Lee’ as part of Pebble Beach.

He actually first collected the big five in red before starting his yellow collection.
He’s well known for his Ferrari collection spanning 1964 to 2024.
“I really like the V12. I find that the smaller power engine when on the straight and you press it doesn’t go fast enough,” Lee explained to the camera.
David alludes to a sixth model, saying he can’t wait for the opportunity to expand his collection even further.
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