Mark McCann invited inside a billionaire's secret hypercar showroom and gets to see some jaw-dropping vehicles worth millions

YouTuber Mark McCann gave us a glimpse inside the hypercar showroom of what is arguably the most famous luxury car dealer in the world.

The showroom is absolutely massive, and massively valuable.

What we’re looking at here is millions and millions of dollars worth of cars.

The showroom even features the most valuable car in the world.

The list of cars available in this hypercar showroom is wild

Tom Hartley Jr. used to work with his father before going solo in 2008.

Now, he specializes high-end collector cars and classics, and it shows.

The list of cars we’re seeing here is endless.

We spotted a McLaren P1 GTR, a Ferrari SP3 Daytona, an Aston Martin Valkyrie, a Ford GT, a McLaren F1, a Ferrari LaFerrari, and a McLaren 675LT.

And these are just the flagship modern icons, because the list of classics is even more impressive.

This dealer apparently owns all the iconic supercars

Based on what we saw in the video shared by Mark McCann, this dealer seems to own at least one example of every legendary car ever made.

There are classic Ferraris – the Enzo, the 275 GTB, the F40, the F50 – and there are Lambos, including the Miura.

Among others, the showroom also featured a Porsche 930 Turbo, a Pagani Zonda and even one of the first cars ever built, the 1886 Benz Patent-Motorwagen.

More importantly, Tom Hartley Jr. also owns one of the most valuable cars ever built: the Ferrari 250.

To Tom Hartley Jr., these cars are still investments first and foremost.

“I don’t care what happens in the world. Whatever collapses, that [McLaren F1] is a 20 million plus car,” he said.

He also added that some people prefer this to, say, stock, because it’s tangible.

“With a car, it is a tangible asset that you can touch. You can say, ‘I know where my car is. I know where my millions of pounds are’.”

Tom Hartley Jr. also owns a few F1 cars

Hartley Jr. also owns a lot of F1 icons, including four absolute legends.

The first one we spotted in this immense hypercar showroom is the Ferrari 312T that Niki Lauda drove.

This car marked a monumental return to success for Ferrari, ending an 11-year championship drought in 1975.

Then there’s the Williams FW19 that Damon Hill drove, and there are also two McLarens.

The first one is the McLaren MP4/13.

Designed by Adrian Newey, this car defined the 1998 season with Mika Häkkinen and David Coulthard.

The second one is the iconic McLaren MP4/4 that achieved nearly total dominance in the 1988 season, winning 15 out of 16 races with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost behind the wheel.