anyone know of anyone with ALL of the supercars?

I guess it was the Sultan / Prince Jeffri who owned such a complete collection in the 90s.
Perhaps M Bin Sulayem is the closest collector today

 

saw all the Ferrari's yesterday

 

I'd have to agree, though I heard the collection belonged to his brother, and that these days, a lot of the collection has actually been sold off.

I'd have to see Mr. L comes pretty close. As far as I've seen, he's got a:
Aston Martin Vanquish
Bugatti Veyron
Ferrari 288 GTO
Ferrari 599 GTB
Ferrari Enzo
Ferrari F40
Ford GT
Lamborghini Murcielago 6.2
Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren
Porsche Carrera GT
Saleen S7 Twin Turbo

Just to name a few. In all honesty, I don't see a lot of folks who come as close. But his collection is far more than supercars. The man has a taste for cars from an Audi RS4 to a gigantic array of American Muscle.
I imagine if the Zonda & Koenigsegg were easier to acquire in the US, he'd probably have 1 if he wanted.

 

I have them all

in 1/64th scale

 

Don Wallace is one name that comes to mind

 

If I'm not mistaken Don Wallace owns all of those cars except for the Zonda, Koenigsegg and Veyron

 

Right here.
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=153890

 

I think John O'Quinn has quite a few of those cars.

 

What about Ralph Lauren?

 

The Sultan family lack the newer supercars, while Sulayem only has some of those.


On a sidenote though - that list is a bit incomplete. Where are the Lambos? 962 (Dauer, Schuppan, Koenig Specials, DP Motorsposrts)? 959?...

 

I don't consider anything with less than 12 cylinders a "supercar".

Or anything powered by an engine that was formerly used in something built by someone else.

Isn't it interesting how subjective the definition can be.

 

And how many Porsche GT1s, Zondas, Koenigseggs, MC12s or CLK GTRs would you say were built then?


I wouldn't inlcude SSC (Mosler maybe) as its a company/car nowhere nearly as famed and renowned as the others.

 

Sarcasm is a funny thing.

 

Yes indeed! I don’t have a complete idea of what all the collection consists of, but the number of cars contained is unbelievable!

 

Frits Kroymans in the Netherlands has

2x 288 GTO
2x F50
2x Enzo Ferrari
1x F40
2x 360CS

 

Hey, you forgot to answer my question

 

You mean to tell me Porsche and Lambo aren't mainstream or familiar companies in the supercar industry?? And we're talking about the cars, not the whole company. So, let's see:

Porsche GT1 (all three versions) ~25
Pagani Zonda (all versions) ~50 (? not sure on this one, surely less than 100)
Koenigsegg (CC8s, CCR, CCX, CCXR) ~30 (? not sure on this one either, but again surely less than 100)
Maserati MC12 ~50
Mercedes CLK GTR (coupe/roadster) =30
Bugatti EB110 (GT/SS) ~110


Now, for the ones I listed

Lamborghini Diablo ~3000
962 (I'll include all makers as a whole) ~20
Porsche 959 ~280


As you see the cars I gave examples of equal or greatly outnumber the ones proposed by you, so no, they weren't just experimental prototypes by little known companies that never caught on

 

They would also have to have a Reventon on order

I would also maybe go old school and say to add a BMW M1, Vector, and Cizeta to the list.

I doubt anyone has ALL of the above.

 

Yes, there is no single maunfacturer of the 962, but then again its a very well known car amongst car afficionados. Dauer probably has the most made... somewhere in the 'teens. As for the Diablo I think most people would disagree