AN eerie car graveyard filled with hundreds of incredibly rare and valuable supercars can be found in Miami.
YouTube star Mat Armstrong recently visited the enormous Miami Copart, which is full of all kinds of cars parked and waiting to be sold.
The pricey vehicles – which include stunning Lamborghinis and BMWs – are either badly damaged from crashes or disasters, with some even flooded out, or have been seized and auctioned off by the police.
The gearhead, who boasts 1.2 million subscribers to his channel, said he has his eye on a low-priced Lamborghini Huracan that needs serious fixing up.
The Baby Lamborghini, as he calls it, can cost as much as $350,000 for a new, top-of-the-range version.
However, this example is likely much less expensive due to its extensive damage.
Mat also came across an incredibly rare Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren that hasn’t moved in nearly a decade.
The iconic Merc was built between 2003 and 2010 and was produced as a tribute to McLaren’s highly successful partnership with Mercedes in Formula 1.
Other cars he came across include a navy blue Ferrari Roma, which he describes as “Miami spec” because of its brown interior, and a C8 Chevrolet Corvette that “doesn’t look damaged.”
“When they’re not damaged, I guess we probably won’t get as much of a deal on it,” he noted.
According to Copart‘s website, the Miami site “holds vehicles ranging from clean title used cars to salvage title trucks for sale.”
Anyone is welcome to visit the location in person to view any vehicle of interest.
This comes as a driver slammed airport parking staff after they allegedly lost their car while she was on vacation.
The distraught owner even thought the vehicle had been stolen before they realized the bizarre truth.
Elsewhere, a new law is set to crack down on decades-old car safety issues, as officials claim women have been “paying the price” for too long.
