Miami's luxury car graveyard has jaw-dropping abundance of damaged supercars including rare vehicles

There’s a supercar graveyard in Miami that’s the resting place of dozens of incredibly rare and valuable cars.

All of the cars here are damaged, sometimes due to floods, while on other occasions it’s because of a crash.

The one thing they have in common is they’re all potentially valuable.

There’s a YouTuber that’s trying to buy one.

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Welcome to Miami Copart

YouTuber Mat Armstrong took his girlfriend to Miami Copart, which is essentially a massive lot where all kinds of vehicles are parked waiting to be sold.

If the name rings a bell, it’s because this is the guy who bought Marcus Rashford’s car, fixed it, and then had to drive it to Germany to (temporarily) return it to Mansory.

Miami Copart is also a supercar graveyard where luxury vehicles are parked while waiting to meet a new buyer, usually after being either seized and auctioned off by the police, or after being damaged.

Armstrong set his eye on a Lamborghini Huracán, or a ‘Baby Lamborghini’, as he calls it, which is cheap because it needs a lot of work.

But he pulled it off with the aforementioned Rolls-Royce, so we’re sure he can do the same with Lambo.

A supercar graveyard like no other

When supercars are abandoned, it’s usually for one of two reasons.

It’s either because they were seized by the authorities, which is what happened to a white Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren that hasn’t moved in nearly a decade, or because they’ve been damaged.

One of the largest supercar graveyards we’re covered is located in China.

But Miami Copart is significantly bigger than that.

Although we should point out that it also includes other cars that aren’t supercars.

Still, it’s a bit of a shame to see so many cars just sitting idle like this, isn’t it?