Sultan of Brunei’s secret car collection just leaked online

The Sultan of Brunei owns the largest private car collection in the world, but the identities of all the cars in it have been a secret for decades – at least until now.

Since yesterday, someone has been posting pictures of the cars in this luxury car collection on Instagram and they are still circulating.

It would take quite a long time to get all the cars online considering the collection contains 7,000 cars.

This includes hundreds of Rolls-Royces, Bentleys, Ferraris and almost every luxury brand you can imagine.

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Leaked photos of all the Sultan of Brunei’s cars

The Sultan of Brunei started collecting cars decades ago and today has the most luxurious and largest car collection.

However, these photos appear to be older – probably from the 2000s.

They could have come from an employee who had access to the Sultan’s private garage, but that will likely remain a mystery.

As for the cars, the rumors – and some confirmations – seem to be coming true.

We took a look at this car collection in never-before-seen photos earlier this year.

These photos were also from much longer ago and only surfaced recently.

As far as we already knew, the Sultan of Brunei owned hundreds, if not thousands, of Rolls-Royce and Bentley models.

After all, half of all cars produced by both brands were delivered to him between the early and mid-1990s.

In the huge car collection

The latest leaked photos show dozens of color-coded parked cars.

Yes, most collectors sort their cars by make or brand – but when you have thousands of cars, sorting them by color seems to make sense.

Prince Jefri Bolkiah built this collection with his son, but some cars had to be given away because Prince Jefri got into legal trouble.

The leaked Instagram photos are split between two accounts: brunei_cars_2001 And taffy_c_s_145.

Both reports featured many Ferraris, including customized examples like the Ferrari 456GT Estate and different colors of the same car like the Ferrari F90.

There were also exclusive Bentleys and rare gems like the McLaren F1 LM.

The world’s most expensive royal car, the Rolls-Royce Silver Spur II, was nowhere to be seen in these photos.

Of course, we can’t list every leaked car, but the owner of one of these Instagram accounts uploaded all the photos to a Google Drive folder, which, by the way, is sorted by brand.

That’s helpful of them.

All in all, it’s a pretty sad sight since most of these cars have been garaged their entire lives.