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Jay Leno's Garage - Assess and Caress with Dave Osborne
Jay Leno and appraiser Donald Osborne bring together three legendary "Poster Stars" to assess their appreciation in the collector market over the last five years. These are the cars that defined speed and desire across three different decades.
The spectacular lineup includes:
1967 Lamborghini Miura P400: The car that defined the term "supercar." The first production transverse V12 mid-engine road car. Jay discusses how he acquired this P400 (which was originally bought new for Dean Martin's son) for free after its engine seized. While beautiful, Jay notes the terrifying reality of driving it fast: the front end gets light at 120 MPH.
2013 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse: This hypercar, which produces 1,200 horsepower, represents the peak of modern performance engineering. The specific car featured is the rare Grand Vitesse model painted to match Jay's factory race car, the Bugatti "Steel California". Jay and Donald discuss the high cost of ownership, including $25,000 replacement tires.
1993 Dodge Viper RT/10: The affordable, raw American answer to the European exotics. This V10 powerhouse is the very first black customer car sold. Jay remembers the salesman claiming 400 horsepower would be the last we’d ever see!
The results pit the Miura’s timeless beauty against the Veyron's horsepower supremacy and the Viper's raw muscle. Which car saw the greatest appreciation over the last five years?
Jay Leno and appraiser Donald Osborne bring together three legendary "Poster Stars" to assess their appreciation in the collector market over the last five years. These are the cars that defined speed and desire across three different decades.
The spectacular lineup includes:
1967 Lamborghini Miura P400: The car that defined the term "supercar." The first production transverse V12 mid-engine road car. Jay discusses how he acquired this P400 (which was originally bought new for Dean Martin's son) for free after its engine seized. While beautiful, Jay notes the terrifying reality of driving it fast: the front end gets light at 120 MPH.
2013 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse: This hypercar, which produces 1,200 horsepower, represents the peak of modern performance engineering. The specific car featured is the rare Grand Vitesse model painted to match Jay's factory race car, the Bugatti "Steel California". Jay and Donald discuss the high cost of ownership, including $25,000 replacement tires.
1993 Dodge Viper RT/10: The affordable, raw American answer to the European exotics. This V10 powerhouse is the very first black customer car sold. Jay remembers the salesman claiming 400 horsepower would be the last we’d ever see!
The results pit the Miura’s timeless beauty against the Veyron's horsepower supremacy and the Viper's raw muscle. Which car saw the greatest appreciation over the last five years?