World’s most expensive Lamborghini sells for $5.9million with just 1,105 miles on the clock & a previous royal owner

A RARE Lamborghini was sold for a massive of $6 million, the highest price ever paid for a car during an online auction.

Lamborghini’s 2015 Lambo Veneno Roadster was one of nine cars ever made by the company with an open top and other special features.

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The road legal car has a jaw-dropping top speed of 221 miles per hour and the capability to go from 0 to over 60 in under 3 seconds.

An over the top car deserved an over the top announcement, which is why the company chose to display the Veneno Roadster atop an Italian naval aircraft carrier, Motor 1 reported.

The Lamborghini is quite literally fit for a prince, which would explain the previous owner of the futuristic supercar being a member of the royal family of Saudi Arabia. 

SBX Cars sold the car for $6 million, although the asking price was $9.5 million, in an online auction after the car had been sitting in the dealership in Dubai for nearly two years.

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This makes that particular car the most expensive car ever sold online, beating out another supercar sold by SBX in 2022.

At the time, SBX sold a 2017 Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta for $5.36 million.

Looking like something your player might drive out of Los Santos Customs, this car sports a matte black exterior with exposed carbon fiber, featuring lime-green pinstripes and accents, and a big wing on the back for the cherry on top.

The colors carry over to the interior, which is also black and features lime green leather seats and details throughout the steering wheel, dashboard, and center console.

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In 2019, Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, can be seen a YouTube video posted by the channel Supercars on the Street, starting this car, as he was the owner at the time, and driving down the busy road.

One of the most notable things about the car, is the loud roar of the engine as it is started.

The car is anything but discreet, from its unique design and colors to its rambunctious motor, there is no hiding when you're behind the wheel of this lambo.

"This is one of the most amazing looking cars I’ve ever seen on video," one comment under the YouTube video.

"That guy went to area 51 and grabbed it," said another, noticing the futuristic and almost alien technology-like vehicle.

And this isn't the Crown Prince's first Lambo either.

Salman, whose family has a net worth of over $1.4 trillion - which is 16 times more than that of the British royal family - is a known car enthusiast.

His collection comprises of multiple types of Bugattis, Lamborghinis, Ferraris, McLarens, Koenigsegg Supercars, Rolls Royces, Porsches, Paganis, Aston Martins, and more.

The Saudi Royal family even owns their own version of the Batmobile.

In 2016, the prince purchased two Buggatti show cars that weren't released to the public yet.

He purchased both the Bugatti Chiron and the Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo that July for over $5 million.

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the concept for both of these care were developed for the racing video game, Gran Turismo Sport.

On Instagram, Bugatti posted a thank you to the prince, announcing that he "purchased both vehicles to become the crowns of his private car collection."