In Pics: Inside Vijay Mallya's stunning vintage car collection that reflects his lavish lifestyle
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Vijay Mallya is renowned for his massive car collection. The liquor baron owns over 250 rare automobiles, including vintage cars.
1/5In the 1980s, Vijay Mallya acquired this 1913 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost. Originally sold in Australia, it later changed hands in the UK before it became Mallya's prized collection, which was housed in California, USA. (Gomechenic )
2/5Vijay Mallya owned a third-series Jaguar E-Type, manufactured between 1971 and 1975, which featured Jaguar's then-new 5.3-litre V12 engine, power steering, and advanced braking technology of its time. (Gomechenic )
3/5Vijay Mallya's car collection is known for housing rare and extraordinary automobiles, and the Ferrari 275 GTB earned its place for exactly that reason. (Gomechenic )
4/5The Edsel Citation Convertible, produced by Ford's Edsel division in 1958, was the top-tier model in the lineup. (Gomechenic )
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