Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei owns what is widely considered the largest private car collection in the world, estimated at over 7,000 vehicles. His fleet is a dreamland for automobile enthusiasts, featuring everything from ultra-rare hyper cars to coach-built luxury sedans preserved in showroom condition.
But beyond fascination and extravagance, his collection also highlights another important automotive truth:
Every car holds value — whether brand-new, vintage, or even end-of-life.
At CarBasket, we believe every vehicle has a story, and when that story ends on the road, it begins again through eco-friendly scrapping, recycling, and reuse.
Let’s explore both worlds — the Sultan’s extraordinary collection and the rising importance of responsible vehicle scrapping in India.
Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah’s garages contain machines most people only see in magazines:
🔹 Ultra-rare supercars
Bugatti EB110s, Ferrari F40s, McLaren F1s, and limited-edition Lamborghinis.
🔹 Bespoke Rolls-Royce & Bentley models
Many customized uniquely for the royal family.
🔹 Classic icons
Vintage Mercedes, American muscle cars, and one-off prototypes.
🔹 Limited editions & concept models
Cars that never even reached the mass market.
This isn’t just a collection — it’s an automotive museum of innovation, heritage, and engineering evolution.
While few can own thousands of cars, the Sultan’s garage demonstrates:
Even old, unused, or damaged cars still carry:
This is where India’s new scrapping policy transforms the way we look at old vehicles.
India generates millions of ELVs (End-of-Life Vehicles), many of which:
At CarBasket, we help customers transition from old, non-usable vehicles into:
✔ Certified scrapped vehicles
✔ Instant scrap value
✔ COD benefits
✔ Peace of mind
The Sultan’s collection highlights luxury and preservation—
But India’s scrapping program highlights sustainability and renewal.
Both represent two sides of a car’s lifecycle.
No. End-of-life vehicles still carry value in metal, components, and recycling incentives.
A government-issued certificate given after scrapping your vehicle at an authorized scrapper.
It provides rebates, road tax benefits, and discounts when buying a new vehicle.
You must go through an RVSF (Registered Vehicle Scrapping Facility) like CarBasket.
We handle:
Scrap value depends on weight and metal content, not brand or past luxury.
Yes. Cars with heritage value can be:
But if a vehicle is beyond repair, scrapping becomes the safer and more economical option.
Up to 95%, including:
This reduces mining, pollution, and waste.
Yes, for:
From the Sultan of Brunei’s ultra-rare collection to the everyday cars we use, every vehicle has impact, value, and purpose.
Where some cars become icons, others reach a stage where ethical disposal is essential.
At Carbasket, we ensure your vehicle’s final journey is:
✔ Safe
✔ Profitable
✔ Environmentally responsible
✔ Government compliant
Whether it’s the world’s most luxurious garage or your trusted daily commuter —
Every car tells a story, and we help you close the chapter responsibly.