A multi-millionaire from the East Midlands is believed to be the first person in the world to own the 'Holy Trinity' of hypercars - with a combined worth of more than £3million. Businessman Paul Bailey already owned the £866,000 McLaren P1 and in just one day added the Porsche 918 Spyder and the LaFerrari - tripling his hypercar collection in a matter of hours. He drove with his wife and his friend to collect the Ferrari, which he ordered two years ago, before making a 200-mile round trip to Cambridge to pick up the limited edition Porsche. The three vehicles, which all boast top speeds of more than 200mph, are all considered to be 'hypercars' - top-tier cars whose features, price and rarity sets them apart from 'regular' supercars.
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Businessman Paul Bailey already owned a McLaren P1, worth £866,000
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On Saturday he added a £780,000 Porsche and £1.2m Ferrari to his fleet
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Father-of-four drove his wife to Nottingham to collect customised Ferrari
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The 55-year-old had waited two years for limited edition car to be ready
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Hours later, the couple drove his friend to Cambridge to pick up Porsche
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Mr Bailey made £28million fortune when he sold phone-conferencing firm
McLaren P1
McLaren P1
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Paul Bailey
Paul Bailey
Bailey
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