The W Motors Lykan Hypersport wasn’t priced so much as moon‑tagged: about US$3.4 million when new, roughly A$5–6 million depending on the dollar.
Australia never got an official allocation, but the maths still hurts the same.
On the used market—well, with only seven made, “market” is generous; if one surfaces, expect several million AUD, often north of A$5m, with provenance and mileage doing the heavy lifting.
Yes, it’s the one that leapt between skyscrapers in that film; no, your bank manager won’t see the funny side.
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