Assad's incredible car collection discovered (Video)

After capturing the presidential palace in Damascus, Syrian rebels discovered a luxurious collection of cars belonging to Bashar al-Assad. Supercars, including Lamborghini, Ferrari, Aston Martin and other models, whose value is estimated at millions of dollars, were found in the capital's garages. This find became a symbol of luxury and corruption of the Syrian regime.

Special attention was attracted by the Ferrari F50 — one of the 349 examples produced in the world. This supercar is powered by a V12 engine and can reach speeds of up to 233 miles per hour. At the time of its release in the 1990s, its price was about 350 thousand pounds, but now at auctions it can reach 5,5 million dollars. The collection also included a Lamborghini Diablo, a Rolls-Royce Ghost, classic Mercedes limousines and rare American cars.

Rebels have released videos from garages and a palace showing luxury items left behind after Assad fled to Moscow. The collection also included armored cars, Bentley Continental GT, Audi R8 and Aston Martin Rapide. The further fate of these cars remains unknown.