This $1m supercar shopping trip at Goodwood is the ultimate window-shopping dream

This man was left lost for choice as he went supercar shopping at Goodwood in the UK with a $1m budget, as Ferrari, Aston Martin, Koenigsegg, and Bugatti all tempted his wallet.

What to do with one million big ones? Buy a house? Invest? Retire? Nope.

Well, how about a supercar shopping spree?

That’s exactly what the plan was for this man who took his wedge to the UK’s Goodwood Festival of Speed and found himself surrounded with too much choice for his own good.

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YouTuber goes supercar shopping with $1m budget at Goodwood

The Goodwood Festival of Speed 2025 did not disappoint.

This year’s carbon fibre parade has already seen upside-down hypercars, new motors from Gordon Murray, Lamborghini, and Aston Martin, and blistering performances at the fabled hill climb.

If you were looking for a new supercar to take home, there were plenty on the menu.

YouTube personality Cam Casey was doing just that, and he went window-shopping in supercar heaven.

While Dua Lipa took the Porsche 911 GT3 RS off the market, Casey wasted little time in finding some wild options while supercar shopping.

The menu was well-stocked with European icons.

Straight off the bat, he was introduced to a McLaren P1 and a McLaren W1, although both came in over budget.

Over in the Rosso red range, a Ferrari SF90 XX Evo and an F40 attracted crowds, while some lower budget models like the Ferrari 812 Superfast and 488 Coupe were spotted.

But it was the homegrown UK models that topped the supercar shopping list.

A number of other McLaren models were on display, such as the MSO 765LT Spider, while Aston Martin’s new DB12 Vanquish debuted.

Tempted by a new utopia

Low key – or should we say Lo-Ki – it was Valhalla that appears to have tempted him.

Named after the Norse mythology utopian paradise, the Aston Martin Valhalla looked to be his final choice, as he rounded off the video by leaning the way of the new British supercar.

But he will likely have to do a bit of waiting to get his hands behind the wheel of the twin-turbo V8 hybrid beast, as sales are rolling out next year.

That is, unless your name is Fernando Alonso.

Thankfully, the Aston Martin Valhalla is set to be just within his $1m budget.

It’s not a bad day supercar shopping, though, even if the order doesn’t get placed.

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