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Adrian ‘Mr Lambo’ Portelli will be in Melbourne this weekend to show off his collection of motor vehicles valued at a whopping $13 million.
And the Block bidder, 35, will rent out some of his most prized possessions from the garage for the Compello Versus: All In car expo.
Fans will get the chance to get up close and personal with Portelli’s $2 million McLaren Senna at the event, which will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center on Saturday and Sunday.
Also on display will be another of Portelli’s luxury purchases: a McLaren P1, which retails for an estimated $2 million in Australia.
Portelli, who has a known penchant for flashy cars, showed off his McLaren Senna via his social media last month.
Block bidder Adrian ‘Mr Lambo’ Portelli will be in Melbourne this weekend to show off his collection of motor vehicles valued at a whopping $13 million. (Pictured)
The billionaire property investor posted a photo gallery to Instagram showing the rare vehicle housed in his high-rise penthouse overlooking Melbourne.
He also presented a newer addition to his collection, a black 2023 Lamborghini Huracan STO – valued at $800,000 – located on the bottom floor.
“You can never have enough storage for toys,” Portelli captioned the photos.
Fans will get the chance to get up close and personal with Portelli’s McLaren Senna – worth $2 million – at the event held at the Melbourne Convetion and Exhibition Center on Saturday.
The luxury sports cars housed in his Skyrise penthouse had to be carted from the outside of the building to the 57th floor.
In May, Portelli sprang up on the luxury penthouse, breaking a record for the city’s most expensive apartment after paying an eye-watering $39 million.
He will reportedly use the property as a weekend retreat.
And last month, Portelli, a self-made billionaire from Melbourne’s western suburbs, was named one of Australia’s richest people.
Also on display will be another of Portelli’s luxury purchases: a McLaren P1, which retails for an estimated $2 million in Australia.
Portelli rose to number 115 on The List – Australia’s richest 250 – with an estimated fortune of $1.3 billion made from his promotional company LMCT+.
The lottery company offers its members lavish prizes, including luxury homes, cars and cash in monthly prize draws, through a legal loophole.
Subscribers also receive exclusive offers from more than 1,000 partners, such as Beaurepaires, Patriot Campers and Prestige Autoworks.
Portelli and his $2 million Maclaren hypercar (pictured) in his $39 million penthouse on Melbourne’s Southbank. The billionaire used a crane to get it into the lavish path
It has about 100,000 customers who pay a monthly subscription.
LMCT+ operates as a ‘trade promotion’ – a type of lottery originally designed to help businesses attract customers by rewarding them with prizes – under a license issued in NSW.
Mr Portelli has also made several appearances on the Channel Nine show The Block, where he buys houses to give away to his LMCT+ members.
Portelli’s $1.3 billion fortune has also been made from his assets, with the businessman having a particular penchant for fast cars and expensive properties.