Top 10 Most Expensive Horses in World 2021

 Top 10 Most Expensive

   Horses in World 2021

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Horses have always been a royal ride. From Gods to the most valiant warriors, you’ll find numerous cases where horses proved their worth. They not only impart a sense of royal pleasure but are also some of the most loyal human friends. But if I say that a stallion can even cost you more than your favourite supercar, would you believe that? Of course not. So to prove my point, I’m here with the list that will help you find out the Most Expensive Horse in the World 2020.

Let’s see one by one.

List Descending To The Most Expensive Horse in the World 2020

Plavius

This 15-year-old Gelding cost about $9.2 million and belongs to Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Maktoum. It was in 2006 when Godolphin racing bought him but he could never live up to their expectations. They thus dropped him to the sheikh who is also one of the few plavius horse owners from UAE.

Jalil

Born in 2004 in the United States, Jalil’s worth is $9.7 million. He was the grandson of the Northern Dancer, the famous Thoroughbred (a horse breed) who was the first Canadian horse to win Kentucky Derby Event. His first race happened when he was just 2 years old. Despite having a lot of records and legacy on his name, Jalil’s career was short-lived.

He retired in 2008, after serving Godolphin Racing for 3 years.

Snaafi Dancer

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Snaafi cost about 10.2 million dollars when Sheikh Mohammed bought it. And since this Sheikh is both, the Emir of Dubai and the owner of a breeding company called “Aston Upthorpe Stud“, he knew how to handle Snaafi.

But despite being the descendant of the famous horse, Northern Dancer, he could not match upto his racing skills. Moreover, he had fertility problems which placed a full stop to his breeding as well. 10.2 million dollars for a waste? Seems so.

Meydan City

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This beautiful horse was purchased by Aston Upthorpe Stud, an Arabic breeding company for $11.7 million. He was born in the United States in 2005. Meydan City won his first race in 2008 for Godolphin at Newmarket, England.

Meydan is also a Thoroughbred, who was bred by Jayeff B Stables in Kentucky. Apart from his solo win, he has also come second a couple of times. More than this, Meydan could never achieve. And this limited his value for the cost he was purchased for.

Seattle Dancer

This Irish-bred-racehorse became the world’s most expensive yearling in 1985 with a worth of $13.1 million. He has won 2 races, also holding the second spot for a couple of times. Owned by the British Bloodstock Agency, Seattle Dancer was more worthy in the breeding terms.

He was a good breeding horse who died in 2007 of a heart attack. But before dying he made $152,413 out of 2 wins from 5 starts.

Palloubet d’Halong

This 17-year-old Chestnut Gelding is one of the most beautiful horses in the world. It has a whopping worth of $15 million. Palloubet has 3 wins among 160 starts, which is why he is also known as the best jumping horses in the world.

He was bought by Jan Tops, an Olympic Gold Medalist, for this price. Jan coaches the Qatar Jumpers team and purchased Palloubet d’Halong to represent the country. He has won many gold, silver and bronze medals in Olympic Games and FEI World Championships.

So he is truly a good value for money and therefore one of the most expensive horses in the world.

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The Green Monkey

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Green Monkey is an American Thoroughbred, one of the most expensive horse breeds, that was bought for $16 million in 2006. Surprisingly, he was just a 2-year-old colt at that time. And this record-breaking purchase is the costliest till date.

The Green Monkey is a descendant of the legendary Northern Dancer and the Secretariat. He had to retire in 2008 after failing to top any race in his first 3 career starts.

After his sad demise in 2018, the farm owner Randy Hartley said “Nobody will have his stall or anything, it’s a special place. and there will never be another horse like him for us. I thank the Lord for him“.

Totilas

 

This beautiful black horse is worth a whopping 21 million dollars. As per The Richest, he is considered as the most incredible and outstanding Dressage horse in the world. The reason why he’s one of the most expensive horses is belonging to the Dressage clan, which is among the world’s most expensive horse breeds.

He is the only horse with a 90+ score in an event. But despite his incredible performances, he was subjected to animal abuse and cruelty.

Totilas is a Dutch Warmblood stallion and the world-record holder in the Grand Prix Freestyle Dressage. He gave so many world-records that one American Journalist called him as “the rockstar in the horse world“. He retired in August 2015.

Shareef Dancer

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Shareef was bought by Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum for just 3.3 million dollars in 1981. But in 1983, the same American based Thoroughbred racehorse was sold for 40 million dollars. It is believed that he was one of the worthiest horses to work with. His five start career ending with 3-1-0 with 144,331 Euros (246,463 dollars).

He won a couple of championships in his initial starts. And this skyrocketed his worth to be one of the most expensive horse in the world 2020. Shareef dancer, however, shined more as a sire apart from having a modest racing career.

Also Check: Most Expensive Horse Breeds in the World

Fusaichi Pegasus

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Fusaichi Pegasus is the most expensive horse in the world 2020, which was bought for 70 million dollars by an Irish breeder Coolmore Stud. in fact, the term ‘Ichi‘ in his name itself means ‘No.1 or the best‘.

He has a record of 6 wins and 2 losses in a racing career of 9 starts which is really impressive. He is globally popular with the name of ‘FuPeg‘. His mindblowing performance is a gift he got from his father Mr Prospector, a Thoroughbred who was the ‘sire of sires’ and an amazing breeding stallion.

FuPeg is now in Kentucky with the world’s largest thoroughbred breeding company. Apart from being the most expensive horse in the world 2020, he has also earned about 1,994,400 dollars for his owners. Truly worth the price.

Conclusion

So now you must be clear about the most expensive horse in the world 2020. Fusaichi Pegasus is the most expensive horse in the world. The other horses have also been purchased at a record-setting price. Their selling price is the highest till now and shows no signs to change anytime soon.

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Top 10 Most Expensive Weddings in World Till 2021.

 Top 10 Most Expensive

    Weddings in World

  

Weddings are among the most anticipated events in everyone’s lives. Although ceremonies and traditions may differ from culture to culture, almost all weddings are basically the same. It is a momentous occasion where two persons unite and become one in the eyes of men and God, a celebration of life and love, the start of a lifelong commitment.

Wedding ceremonies can be simple and subtle. But for the elite few, weddings should be lavish and grand. Such displays of extravagance can sometimes break the proverbial ceiling and set all time records. The average wedding cost in the United States is about $25,200. American couples ideally spend somewhere between $18,900 and $31,500.

But for the couples listed below, $1 million is not enough to cover all the bases. Check them out.

(Just recently, the Kanye West-Kim Kardashian wedding is now listed as one of the most expensive ever, with costs amounting to an eye-popping $18 million. The weddings ranked below, does not include the “Kimye” event.)

#10 Christina Aguilera & Jordan Bratman – $2.2 million

Music siren Christina Aguilera and music label executive Jordan Bratman got married in 2005. Aguilera and Bratman, then aged 24 an 27 respectively, held the ceremony in a tent erected in the middle of a vineyard in the Napa Valley. The wedding came after Bratman’s very romantic proposal where he filled a hotel room with rose petals, balloons, and gift boxes, one of which contained the ring.

Aguilera wore an expensive Christian Lacroix gown when she walked the aisle. However, the couple had a tumultuous phase five years later. They attempted to reconcile for the sake of their son Max, who was then aged two. But they split anyways and divorced in 2010.

#9 Elizabeth Hurley & Arun Nayar – $2.6 million

British model-actress Elizabeth Hurley tied the knot with Indian businessman Arun Nayar twice. The first was in 2007 which was held at the Sudeley Castle in England. The second time was at the Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, which was done in accordance to Nayar’s Hindu tradition. The couple even flew in Elton John to perform.

4 years later, the couple split right after images of Elizabeth kissing Australian cricketer Shane Warne circulated. The subsequent divorce proceeding is probably one of the fastest. The judge only took 92 seconds to determine that their marriage had “broken down irretrievably”.

#8 Paul McCartney & Heather Mills – $3.6 million

Music legend Paul McCartney and entrepreneur Heather Mills got hitched in 2002 at the castle in Ireland. The ceremony was attended by 300 guests, who then had to put up with a vegetarian menu at the lavish reception that followed.

The marriage did not last long as the couple split four years later and finally ended their marriage in 2008. The worst is that the divorce was costlier than the wedding itself, with McCartney ordered by the court to pay Mills around $27 million as a one-off payment and another $13million in assets.

#7 Elizabeth Taylor & Larry Fortensky – $4 million

Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor met construction worker Larry Fortensky in a rehab facility where both checked in for their drug problems. In an interesting and unique love story that captured a lot of people’s attention, the couple married in 1991 at Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch. The ceremony was a star-studded event with celebrities like Liza Minnelli, Eddie Murphy, and Macaulay Culkin among the guests.

Prior to the wedding, Fortensky signed a prenup where he would only get $1 million should the couple split, provided the marriage lasted 5 years. After five years had passed, the two did separate but remained good friends until Taylor’s death in 2011. The actress left Fortensky $800,000 as indicated in her will.

#6 Liza Minnelli & David Gest – $4.2 million

Singing sensation Liza Minnelli  married concert promoter David Gest in an extravagant ceremony on New York’s Fifth Avenue in 2002. The guests included the whole Jackson Five, with Michael Jackson as the best man. Elizabeth Taylor was the matron of honor. Queen guitarist Brian May, Liam Neeson, Joan Collins, Gloria Gaynor, Anthony Hopkins, Mia Farrow were among the superstars who attended the elaborate wedding.

The couple did not last though, as they split in just over a year. They filed for divorce five years after, which was branded as the “dirtiest” in Hollywood. Gest complained that Liza would beat him after she had too much alcohol.

#5 Chelsea Clinton & Marc Mezvinsky – $5 million

If you’re the daughter of the former president of the United States and former US Secretary of State, chances are your wedding will be far from simple. And that is just the case for Chelsea Clinton, daughter of ex-US President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State and Senator Hillary Clinton. Chelsea married investment banker Marc Mezvinsky in a grand wedding ceremony at the Astor Courts in 2010. The venue provided a serene and romantic view of the Hudson River.

Just recently, the couple announced that they are expecting their first child.

#4 Wayne Rooney & Coleen McLoughlin – $8 million

Footballer Wayne Rooney of the Manchester United and Coleen McLoughlin made their vows at the Abbey of Cervara near Genoa in Italy in 2008. Serenading the couple and the guests was the Irish boyband, Westlife, which cost $670,000. Ronney chartered five private jets to fly 64 of their guests to the wedding. While the ceremony was lavish, the couple had little help in paying the bills as a magazine offered $4.2 million for the exclusive rights of the wedding photos. Today, Wayne and Coleen are happy with their married lives and are now raising two boys.

#3 Prince William & Kate Middleton – $34 million

The first of the two royal weddings in the list, Prince William made Kate Middleton his wife in 2011 in what was dubbed as “The Wedding of The Century”. Done the regal way deserving of England’s future King and Queen, the ceremony was held at the Westminster Abbey. After which, the couple paraded through the streets of London in a horse-drawn carriage. It is great to see that the couple is still together and is now with a son and expecting their second child.

#2 Vanisha Mittal & Amit Bhatia – $66 million

Vanisha Mittal is the daughter of Lakshmi Mittal, one of the richest men in the world. Not surprisingly, her wedding to Amit Bhatia is one of the most extravagant ever. The wedding was held at the historic 17th century Chateau Veaux le Vicomte near Paris in 2004. An engagement ceremony prior to the wedding took place at the Palace of Versailles.

International recording artists and actress Kylie Minogue was paid $330,000 to perform for just half an hour. After which, a firework display was launched from the Eiffel Tower. The marriage did not last long as the couple called it quits in early 2013.

#1 Prince Charles & Diana – $110 million

Though their wedding took place decades ago, no other wedding has come close to Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s. Witnessed personally by 3,500 people and broadcasted to 750 million TV viewers from around the globe the Royal Wedding between Prince Charles and Princess Diana in 1981 is simply the most expensive wedding ever.

Princess Diana’s wedding gown was covered in 10,000 pearls an had a 25-foot train. She was chauffeured in a glass coach from her place to the cathedral. However, the marriage suffered greatly as both Chrles and Diana participated in flirtations with other people. The royal couple divorced in 1996, a year before Diana met her tragic end in a car crash along with her lover, Egyptian businessman Dodi Fayed.

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Top 10 Most Expensive Private Jet In World

 Top 10 Most Expensive Private

                  JET In World

 

1. Airbus A380 owned by Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal – $500 million

The most expensive private jet and definitely the most exclusive plane on our list belongs to Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal. An ordinary Airbus A380 is the most expensive commercial aircraft selling at approximately $400 million this year. The lavish customization for the prince will raise that price to over $500 million. So if you have thought that the Prince’s 747 (4th in our list) is outstanding, wait till you hear about the so called ,,Flying Palace’’ the new Airbus A380 will accommodate inside. The plane, which is expected to be delivered this year, is said to have a concert hall, a Turkish bath, a garage for a Rolls-Royce and even a prayer room with electronic mats which automatically rotate to face Mecca.

2. Airbus A340-300 owned by Alisher Usmanov – $350-500 million

This aircraft is owned by the richest man in Russia – a billionaire Alisher Ashmanov. Besides the spectacular and luxurious exterior paint job, the plane carries the name ,,Bourkhan” as it has been named after the Alisher Ashmanov’s father. It is the largest private plane in Russia, even bigger than the President Vladimir Putin’s Ilyushin Il-96.

The original price of the plane was $238 million, however, according to Bloomberg.com, the final cost is estimated to vary from $350 to $500 million considering the interior decoration and technology implemented.

3. Boeing 747-430 owned by Sultan of Brunei – $233 million

The other 747 on our list belongs to the Sultan of Brunei – one of the richest monarchs in the world. The original price of the plane was around $100 million and the Sultan has spent in excess of another $100 million on updating its interior which screams luxury with gold details all over the plane. A living room, a bedroom and a bathroom are all decorated with gold and crystal, featuring washbasins made out of solid gold.

4. Boeing 747-400 owned by Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal – $220 million

This 747 which was originally configured to seat more than 400 people belongs to the Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia. The Saudi prince bought this plane in 2003 and afterwards had it customized to fit his own needs. Two luxurious bedrooms, a dining table for 14 people and a throne in the middle of the plane most likely remind the prince of his home palace while travelling. 11 flight attendants are on-board to ensure a consistent well-being of the prince.

5. Boeing 767-33A/ER owned by Roman Abramovich – $120-170 million

This 767-33A/ER, also known as the “Bandit“ due to its cockpit paint detail, belongs to the Russian billionaire and the owner of Chelsea football club – Roman Abramovich. The plane, which was originally meant to accomodate up to 300 passengers, could transfer a whole team from game to game with no trouble. With a nice paint-job on the outside, the plane‘s interior is reported to be outfitted with chestnut and decorated with gold. It is also said to feature a dining facility for 30 people and an anti-missile system to provide additional security.

6. Boeing 747-81 VIP owned by Joseph Lau – $153 million

This VIP model of Boeing 747 is owned by the Hong Kong real estate tycoon Joseph Lau. This one of the top 10 most expensive private jets is called ,,Dreamliner” features exclusive design in hand with all the latest technology to ensure the VIP class travelling experience throughout the entire flight. Some of the interior solutions include such features as vaulted ceilings, spiral staircases and video displays on walls.

7. Gulfstream III owned by Tyler Perry – $125 million

This beautiful business jet belongs to an American producer, actor and director – Tyler Perry. His customised Gulfstream III sports a “Flying theatre” configuration, featuring a huge 42-inch HD LCD screen, multiple Blu-ray players, iPod docking stations, a satellite TV and a theatre lighting with electronically controlled window shades. Everything you need to keep you entertained during a flight.

 

8. Boeing 757 owned by Donald Trump – $100 million

Thanks to the boldly written name on the side of the plane you will make no mistake in answering the question about who the owner of this Boeing 757 is. The famous business magnate Donald Trump bought this previously used plane from the Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and has to date made luxurious customizations to suit his own style to make it one of the most expensive private jets ever. Inside there is a master bedroom with a work desk and an integrated home theatre system, a television room featuring a 52in flatscreen TV with a control box giving access to over a thousand of Trump’s favourite movies, not to mention a bathroom with a circular shower. The lavish interior features golden fittings all over the plane, including the gold plated seat belt buckles in the main and guest cabins as well as a gold plated sink and faucets in the bathroom.

9. Boeing 737 – $80 million

This customized 737, which was presented at the Asian Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition last year, is owned by an undisclosed U.S. businessman. The original price of the plane was $57million, but the interior modifications have increased the final cost to around $80million. The plane can carry up to 19 passengers with sleeping facilities for 8 people. Besides a king-size bed in the bedroom, there is a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with shower and a conference room featuring connectivity for smartphones and computers, and a high-definition video system with surround-sound audio for entertainment.

10. Boeing Business Jet 2 owned by Mukesh Ambani – $73 million

At the end of our list of the most expensive private jets – the gorgeous Boeing Business Jet 2 owned by the India‘s richest man Mukesh Ambani. This plane, which has a 1000 square feet of space and accommodates an executive lounge with a boardroom seating and a private suite with a bedroom and a bathroom, truly has what it takes to be called a “Flying Hotel” and satisfy the billionaire’s both business and personal needs while flying.

Top 10 Most Expensive Things In World

 Top 10 Most Expensive 

       Things In World

1. Yersin mega yacht: a custom, 250-foot ice-class explorer

Price: $87,213,844

An ice-classed, Polar-coded explorer brings plenty of opportunities to ensure an expansive worldview (especially in comparison with the minute world seen from the window of a jet). The custom-made Yersin with its spacious grand salon, dining room, bar, and library also is an excellent mode of transportation for family-friendly expeditions.

Understandably, mega yachts with extra features are popular right now, as they can be used for self-isolated vacations or as remote and safe homes on the water.

2. BlackBerry Porsche Design P’9981: a collection of golden smartphones designed by a supercar brand

Price: approx. $32,971,357

BlackBerry Porsche Design P’9981, 24-carat gold, approx. $33,045,913. View Listing

Eight units from the collection of 25 BlackBerry Porsche Design smartphones await an owner with a special interest in either the historic American BlackBerry and RIM Canada or Porsche Auto and the affiliated Porsche Design. This buyer also will be the only person in the world to own a collection of eight P’9981 pieces–which itself would be priceless.

Another perk is that, out of all the BlackBerry handsets, only the 25 golden smartphones have fine, status-defining, easy-to-remember VIP PINs (Personal Identification Numbers).

3. Limited Patek Philippe watch at the price of a New York penthouse

Price: approx. $26,000,000

Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 5175R, 175th Commemorative Collection, approx. $26,053,926. View Listing

If you ever have wondered if a watch could be as valuable as a Manhattan penthouse with a view of Central Park, have a look at this limited Patek Phillip Grandmaster Chime in a completely hand-engraved, rose-gold case put up for sale in Hong Kong for $26,000,000. Together with top-tier luxury real estate, a few mega yachts and jets, it’s one of the most expensive things for sale online in 2021.

The watch is one of seven pieces created in 2014 to celebrate the 175th anniversary of Patek Phillip. The Grandmaster Chime 5175 was a starring item in the 175th Commemorative Collection. With 20 intricate complications, it also became one of the world’s most complicated wristwatches.

4. Lamborghini Veneno Roadster: an ultra-rare hypercar and a future collectible

Price: $8,360,484

2014 Lamborghini Veneno Roadster, approx. $8,430,312. View Listing

A supercar purchase always is a good idea. And buying the Lamborghini Veneno Roadster is a rare, one-of-only-nine opportunity for a car enthusiast.

The car was developed to celebrate Lamborghini’s 50th anniversary, was unveiled in 2013,  and–obviously–still is the most expensive production car in the world. The Veneno is Lamborghini’s interpretation of a racing prototype built for the road. The car has a top speed of 356 km/h (221 mph) and a 0–100 km/h (0–60 mph) acceleration time of 2.9 seconds.

5. 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB: the most expensive classic car on the market in 2021

Estimated price: $3,337,528

1966 Ferrari 275 GTB, approx. $3,359,907. View Listing

The 275 GTB is one of the best classic Ferrari models in terms of investment. The car listed for sale certainly will be a beautiful addition to any car collection.

The 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB is a rare (one of 88 built) long nose example. Finished in metallic gray over black leather, the car maintains its original paint color and interior. The factory-upgraded original engine six carburetors are certified in the Ferrari Classiche Redbook.

The car has known three owners; it was first sold in Italy, then transferred to Switzerland in the 1970s, and returned in Italy in 2004.

6. Iconic Cosmos-inspired tourbillon by Pharrell Williams

Estimated price: $1,000,000

Richard Mille RM 52-05 Pharrell Williams, estimated price about $1,000,000. View Listing

Richard Mille’s iconic RM52-05 calibre, Pharell Williams’ name, and a cosmos theme: these three elements make the Richard Mille manual winding tourbillon Pharrell Williams a truly exciting stunt of watchmaking acrobatics. The watch is one of 30 limited pieces built in collaboration with the musician who reportedly drew inspiration for the timepiece from the Star Trek movies that he grew up watching.

RM52-05 is a manual winding tourbillon movement with hours and minutes. The baseplate and bridges are made of Grade 5 titanium: a biocompatible, highly corrosion-resistant and remarkably rigid alloy (90% titanium, 6% aluminium, and 4% vanadium) that enables the gear train to function effortlessly.

The watch comes with a price on request tag, but the estimated value is about $1 million (an estimation supported by the previous selling prices of other Richard Mille pieces which are considered three times rarer than this watch).

7. Van Cleef & Arpel ring previously owned by a royal family

Price: $2,000,000

Image: Shutterstock. For the original image of Van Cleef and Arpels ring for sale, view the listing

The $2 million Van Cleef & Arpels ring currently up for sale in California rivals some of the best pieces auctioned this summer by Sotheby’s and Christie’s.

The jewelry features an ultra-rare 13.05 carat Burmese “no heat” sapphire. Most sapphires available on the market today are enhanced by heat, and natural unheated gems are highly coveted for their rarity and sustained value. The sapphire in this ring is surrounded by 14 round-cut diamonds with an exceptional DE color grade and VVS clarity.

The ring’s provenance is also worth mentioning; it reportedly previously was owned by a member of an undisclosed royal family.

8. Nissan GT with engraved gold body

Price: approx. $435,629

2014 Nissan GT-R, approx. approx. $435,629.  View Listing

From its customized body to its 8-liter, twin-turbocharged V6 engine, this car looks exactly like another legendary gold-plated Nissan GT-R ; its engraving perfectly matches the Oriental pattern created by artist Takahiko Izawa for the previous famous gold GT-R. Incidentally, the car currently for sale also is listed in Dubai — where the golden Nissan was unveiled in 2016.

Thus far, we don’t have enough information to confirm whether this Nissan GT is an original gold version of the Nissan GT-R or a masterful customization. But, with its impressive performance and unique (if blingy) exterior, this car is certain to please a supercar collector.

9. Fine ammunition with golden shotgun shells

Price: $377,893

Finest Ammunition – E&R Gold, Shotgun Shells, approx. $381,050. View Listing

One of the most expensive things in our lifestyle section, this ammunition is a great buy for someone who has already spotted a castle with spacious lands and desires to pursue hunting as a hobby. Each of the 20 shells is filled with 1 ounce of fine gold, and the item is suitable for hunting, as it fulfills all requirements of the Commission Internationale Permanente pour l’épreuve des armes à feu portatives (C.I.P.).

For buyers less interested in outdoor pursuits, the ammunition could instead play the role of artefact in a library or cigar room.

10. P-51 Combat Fighter: a custom motorcycle made from military-grade aluminum

Price: $100,000

2020 P-51 Combat Fighter, $100,000. View Listing

The Combat Fighter is the ideal motorcycle for those who’ve already owned a couple of CVO Harleys. Combat Motors builds innovative and powerful vehicles that look like steampunk-inspired works of art permitting race-inspired performance.

The P-51 Combat Fighter is the world’s first and only vehicle to be carved entirely from solid billet blocks of military-grade aluminum (combined with carbon fiber), resulting in an extraordinarily robust, fatigue-resistant, heirloom-quality motorcycle

 

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