Yeah, fans know this. No idea why these lot dont

Doubles the value actually

Yea this video was pretty stupid/inaccurate. They price them as if they are regular factory cars when they are 1 of 1 hermes cars that would undeniably sell for give or take double the regular values of the factory stock cars. Extremely stupid.

It's hard to say. It depends on the buyer. A factory one from McLaren, untouched maybe valued more in some buyers eyes.

@@ArchMCaT Yeah no. The Hermes package will not double the value of his Speedtail. Might increase it by a few hundred thousand, but it certainly will not double it.

their bias is unfair really.

He built his wealth through real estate correct? Never knew he collected art.

@@explicitDTPReading comprehension is a very important skill in life

What a nothing burger of a comment

@@cjdaboss8912 yes wish you had it.

@@cjdaboss8912 and btw collecting something is different from buying and modifying to your liking and specs. I'm an artist, and you don't modify my finished product and be considered a collector, you devalue the work.

Do you know what ended up happening to that car?

@@chief-smoke sold it to a private collecter

I was just going to comment this, I don't even think he made a video on taking it out.

@@snooplikesbacon One video on collection and Manny sitting in it and that was it! I wonder how much he flipped it for? 🤔

@@snooplikesbacon not street legal for sure

And AMG One and Solus GT

The I think he might be getting the convertible Chiron thing as well & another special SLR.

Amazing spelling

Agree

Disagree. While rarity certainly increases value I just don't see it in this case. The cars are timeless. Hermes is not. Designer labels are simply a trend. Sure they've been around a while but it's not really the wealthy that support them.. it's the poor using it as a ploy to appear more successful/credible and these cars certainly don't need said ploy to appear "credible" as they speak for themselves. Clearly im biased

The one 1 ofs Hermes dont's necesarely makes them more expensive, if people don't like them they aren't goign to be more expensive, i can see the same amount of peopel that would pay like 5 millions for one of the Hermes edition but i see the same a ount of people paying less than the original price of the car because the don't like the spec, also if someone doesn't like Hermes it wouldn't be on the market for those cars.

Ferrari f40 Lm prices something like 15 million,and that cars is track car with just one seat and nothing one of the Abu Dhabi sheikh back in the day ordered Ferrari f40 Lm with full leather interior,even road legal f40 don't have full leather interior,and that interior makes the car one of one spec with 5million dollar more in value,now these guys and u saying the Bugatti Chiron official collaboration with Hermes .....😂😂😂 dummies

Truly wild stuff.

Thats why F1s are only built and bought by huge corporations...

And what nice toys he has.

There’s far more pretentious car guys out there…. He’s not that bad.

He flexes yes but he genuinely cares about cars, just happens to be loaded

@@jahmsey The flexing is what puts me off. But the cars are gorgeous tho! Kinda figured that he's more about cruising around LA is more his style than the more driver focused cars. Good example being his Senna and Porsche 935 leaving the collection with barely any miles being added to them. Lookin forward to see what he's gonna do with the Solus GT considering its a track only car too. I don't think I've ever seen any content of him on track.

He knows nothing about cars, that’s fairly obvious. But he enjoys them just like we all do so fair play to him.

1.3

Idk why they showed that chameleon paint he has said multiple times the p1 was Alaskan diamond white..

I work at a house in pelican hill and I can confirm this. Bugattis, lambos, multiple different 918 spyders etc. super cool

or Mike Tyson jogging LOL

must be nice

And the mansory Bugatti veyron

@@nanou184 If I am not wrong I think he sold the mansory veyron

@@naimulislamtaif6877 I haven’t seen it on his channel in a while so you’re probably right. It’s a really cool car

DDE

Hamilton collection? I wonder what you’ll price the senna at lol

Jay Leno. But that would be a month long series....

Maybe JP Performance from Germany! :D

Michael Fux

glad i’m not the only one who didn’t miss that, it’s one of his best cars

Yea and his black series is an amg one edition too

Its his 9th one

@@tadeobond846 he mentioned in a recent video that he sold one and is down to 8 now

That would be a ten-part series.

Bitch please, Sultan of Brunei

Agreed, his p1 has something ridiculous like 250 miles on it

Manny Koshbin is a con-artist. He killed his business parter as well. Not a good person

A lot of his cars are Hermes editions. It's kinda his thing

@@nikolaskipp769 It's only the speedtail, pagani, and the buggati. Not alot at all.

@@revanthmunnangi5319 how many hermes editions cars do you have 😂😂😂

They can if you pay Hermes. Modifications always devalue a car.

@@rickybobby7276 not if it's a well executed modification. This one is done flawlessly and it's part of a VERY well known collection and collector. Manny will make money on this if he ever sells it

They base it on the market and mods not from factory tend to depreciate. That said, a buyer would pay maybe 5 mill, it's like an iced out Rolex Vs factory set, or even straight factory.

@@explicitDTP Thats not really the fairest comparison, its more equivalent to the regular rolex vs the special edition andrea pirlo exposed movement rolex etc. People would pay the premium off of the exclusivity alone

@@TheAventadorSV is that option sold from Rolex? If not, it's not the same.

@@TheAventadorSV when you modify a high end luxury watch it depreciates in value, unless the mod is factory. Yes it's 1 of 1, but you cant really appraise it officially, it's just how much someone is willing to pay. Now if Hermes works officially with McLaren from factory, that's a different story.

blatently incorrect. None of his Hermes cars are worth double, they only have minor one-off components that were likely expensive but won't actually translate into market value

Agreed!

I agree but, let people enjoy the things they earned, even if it’s not the way you would.

Disagree. He truly loves and enjoys cars. Yes he does treat them as investments but when you’re worth as much as Manny having a return on those investments matters for his future kids. They might not like cars, they can then sell them for the money to invest in their passion. Cars is a passion of his even if he expresses it differently

You can always tell "Car people" by their passion for everything vehicular. Love looking at, hearing about, talking about, sharing and seeing... Those who view it as an investment or "Look at me, see my wealth" accessory? "Who cares," poser!

In it for the money rather than the cars themselves, why would you buy every SLR in existence..they are all investment pieces.

would love to see yall appraise DDE's car collection

Eehh, maybe. But think of it as an iced out AP VS new from factory or factory set diamonds.

@@explicitDTP yeah but it he got them as 1 off Hermes edition from factory

@@loganmcsparrin1854 Hermes is a leather customizing company that does after market customization and is separate from McLaren so I dunno what you mean by 1 of from factory cuz that's not true

It’s not aftermarket. Bugatti sends the car to Hermès to get the interior done and they send it back where Bugatti finishes the car. During the process he has to fly representatives from each company to the others factory for the collaboration. He’s explained the process a few times. You’re making it seem like he takes delivery of a stock car then sends it to Hermès to get the interior redone when the car is actually built in collaboration with Bugatti and rolls out of the factory just the way it sits now.

@@explicitDTP actually it's more like "factory set" diamonds as a collaboration with a jewelry company rather than being iced out.

Yeah I dislike how they make these videos. “Oh, I love this color, it works so well and is just beautiful” *values it at $500k more than it should be* “Eh I just don’t get this car, I dislike how it looks and doesn’t fit the brand” *values it $2 million less than it should be*

@@Viipxz fr

@@Viipxz these videos should be way more objective I agree

Thanku sir they should know this that they are 1 of 1 cars

The numbers they give are pretty much whatever the latest auction numbers have been, and then they add a little bit extra if it's got Hermes interior. There's absolutely _NO WAY_ that his speedtail is anywhere near $7M. It doesn't matter what he paid for it himself. The fact of the matter is that a Speedtail valued at $2.7M-3M failed to sell at Monterey in August of '22. Another Speedtail valued at $2.8-3M failed to sell in May of '22. Temerian put the Speedtail at $2.5M which is admittedly a bit of a lowball. Ed put it at $3.2M, not a single Speedtail has changed hands for in over a year. John put it at $3M, which is probably the most accurate one of them all. $7M is absolutely out of the question. As for the Chiron, not one Chiron Sport has changed hands at over $4M, let alone $5M. Even the special edition 110 ans hasn't sold over $4M. A Chiron Sport throughout 2022 has gone for around $3.3M at auctions. Add another $250K for the Hermes edition, and you're looking at $3.5M. His Huayra is absolutely _NOT_ $7M... Adding $250K for the Hermes factor, and another $500K for clear carbon etc, and you're looking at maybe $2.8M or so. The only Paganis that change hands for $7M are some very rare special edition Zondas.

Jordan 1 lows lol

Exactly, you can't really value Mannys collection because it's so unique, his cars are worth whatever somebody would pay for them

That would have to be a one hour special but it would be likely be the pinnacle of this series

Whenever I watch Jay I wonder if he himself knows how many cars + bikes he has, but then when he goes in depth on every car I believe he knows exactly how many he has.