Alongside the Enzo, Jay Kay has...
ALSO IN JAY'S GARAGE:
Lamborghini Miura SV (1972) £250,000
One of seven right-hand-drive cars made with 385bhp and 180mph potential, the ultimate evolution of worlds first mid-engined supercar.
BMW 1602 (1972) £5,000
Kays first car. Delightful 1.6-litre saloon.
Bentley S1 Continental Park Ward drophead (1958) £175,000
Rare and elegant, in its era the ultimate way to arrive.
Mercedes 300 SL roadster (1963) £180,000
The first true post-war supercar, capable of 150mph.
Aston Martin DB5 (1964) £125,000
Transport of choice for James Bond.
BMW 2002 Turbo (1974) £18,000
One of the first turbo-cars ever sold.
Ferrari 360 Spyder £100,000
No roof, so you hear the 400bhp V8 even better.
Ferrari 250 GTO replica £200,000
Almost as good as the real thing.
Ferrari 550 Maranello £85,000
Generally considered Ferrari's best car of recent years.
Mercedes 600 Pullman (1973) £100,000
Formerly owned by Coco Chanel.
Mercedes 600 short wheelbase (1968) £50,000
An unlikely performance car with big power despite sedate looks.
Bentley Arnage Turbo £100,000
The original tidal wave on wheels and still the fastest four door car in production.
Audi RS6 £50,000
Audis answer to the BMW M5 and, with 450bhp, a pretty convincing one at that.
Audi RS4 £30,000
A 380bhp, A4-based estate the ultimate all-rounder?
Three Mercedes G-Wagens £40,000 (approx) each
Mercedes answer to the original Range Rover, sold well in Europe.
(list & comments courtesy of the Times newspaper)
