With its quad-turbo, 1578hp W16 engine, it’s the most powerful car in the collection, and one of the fastest in the world. McLaren SennaHe’s paired this with a McLaren Senna, visible at the back of the garage. There may not be a classic in sight, but the modern ‘halo’ car box is well and truly ticked. Other Ferraris include the Monza SP1 and Daytona SP3, the latter arguably the best looking modern car to come out of Maranello. A true F1 car for the road, it features a homologated version of the 1.6-litre V6 engine that Nico Rosberg used to beat teammate Lewis Hamilton in the 2016 F1 season.