Brit buys $4.5M supercar 'holy trinity'

Jealous much? A British multimillionaire could well be the first person to purchase the so called "holy-trinity" of rare high performance supercars.

Paul Bailey, who made his millions from teleconferencing, now owns the £866,000 ($1.3 million) McLaren P1, the Porsche 918 Spyder and LaFerrari on top of his his collection of around 30 supercars.

These three cars are known for their ultra-rarity, high price tag and ability to go at over 200 miles per hour. Only 375 McLaren P1s were produced, 918 Porsche 918s were made and cost around $1 million and 499 LaFerraris worth around $1.7 million each will be built to maintain exclusivity.

In total, the three cars are estimated to be worth over £3 million.

Bailey and his wife Selena bagged around £28 million after they sold their telephone conferencing business to telecoms company Daisy Group in 2012.