Collector garage · US
Salomondrin
Alejandro Salomon · Salomondrin (YouTube, ~1.5M subscribers; also Spanish-language channel Salomundo) · ~1.5 million (main Salomondrin channel) subscribers
Alejandro Salomon, known online as Salomondrin, is a Mexican-born, Los Angeles-based film producer and entrepreneur whose YouTube channel became one of the most-watched supercar channels of the mid-to-late 2010s, peaking with the HYPER 5 hypercar showdown (LaFerrari vs 918 vs P1 vs Veyron Super Sport vs his own Pagani Huayra). He cycled through exotics at an unusually fast pace — Pagani, Porsche 918, Carrera GT, multiple McLarens — and openly discussed buying and selling strategy on camera. After his week-old McLaren Senna burned in late December 2018 he sold off his collection, stepped away from English-language car content around 2019-2020, and pivoted to Spanish-language business and lifestyle media.
Estimated garage performance
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across 0 of 12 documented cars
In the garage now · 6
- Lamborghini Huracán (LP 640-4) Performante
2017–present
no reliable figure — not estimated
Described as his newest acquisition in an October 2017 garage profile (Highmotor) and attributed to him by Romans International; disposal not publicly documented.
no reliable figure — not estimated
No figure from him. CarBuzz documented the car's original window-sticker MSRP of $499,305 and a later $550,000 dealer listing after his ownership, but he bought the car used (price unstated) and his disposal price was never disclosed, so neither figure is his.
- McLaren 675LT Coupe (black)
2016–present
no reliable figure — not estimated
His first 675LT, featured in his 'Bangin' Gears' web series before he bought the orange MSO car (CarBuzz). Disposal not publicly documented.
- Porsche 911 (991) R
2016–present
no reliable figure — not estimated
No figure: autoevolution's Dec 2016 delivery coverage noted the price he paid 'was nowhere near the ridiculous prices mentioned in the recent speculation market tales' but quoted no number, and no sale figure was ever published.
- Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren (R199)
2014–present
no reliable figure — not estimated
Owned from before his YouTube fame (acquisition year approximate) and still featured in his content as late as December 2016 (autoevolution SLR vs S550 video). Disposal and prices not publicly documented.
- Lamborghini Aventador
2014–present · low confidence
no reliable figure — not estimated
Referenced in multiple profiles as one of the supercars he owned before becoming famous, alongside the SLR McLaren; year approximate, variant, dates and prices not publicly documented.
Former cars · 6
- Porsche Carrera GT (980)
2017–2019
no reliable figure — not estimated
Asking price he stated himself: in Feb 2019 Salomondrin offered his ~3,200-mile Carrera GT (new clutch) for sale on his own Instagram at $675,000, as reported by Periodismo del Motor. Final sale price not disclosed (car later appeared at dealer iLusso as 'ex-Salomondrin'). Purchase price never stated.
- McLaren 720S
2017–2019
no reliable figure — not estimated
No figure: TheSupercarBlog reported it was among the cars he offloaded via Evan Paul Motorcars after the Senna fire (2019), but no asking or sale price was published.
Mercedes-AMG GT R (C190)
2017–2019
no reliable figure — not estimated
No figure: reported sold via Evan Paul Motorcars in the post-Senna-fire clear-out (TheSupercarBlog), no prices published.
- McLaren Senna
2018–2018
no reliable figure — not estimated
No price he stated found. Car burned 11 days after delivery (Dec 2018); press used generic figures (Jalopnik: 'listed at $837,000' base) and he pursued insurance plus a lawsuit against McLaren without disclosing his purchase price. A PistonHeads poster's '$500k over list' claim is hearsay, not his statement.
no reliable figure — not estimated
Asking price, not confirmed sale: his Acid Green Weissach 918 (1,088 miles) was listed for sale at $1.8M when he offered it in 2017 via Evan Paul Motorcars, reported by autoevolution ('Salomondrin Needs Cash, Selling His Porsche 918 Spyder for $1.8M'); TheSupercarBlog reported the dealer confirmed the subsequent sale but withheld the final price. Purchase price never stated.
- Pagani Huayra 730S Edition
2015–2016
no reliable figure — not estimated
No transaction figure counted. He publicly listed the one-off 730S at a $5.5M asking price on salomondrin.com in Jan 2016 (documented by CarBuzz, TheSupercarBlog and DPCcars; Carscoops covered the same listing as price-on-request 'probably in excess of $2 million'). The March 2016 sale to collector David Lee was never given a public price, and he never stated what he paid Pagani.
How these numbers are made
Car imagery: our own licensed model-catalogue photography, rendered as monochrome plates; hover a photo for its credit. Where Salomondrinhas publicly stated what they paid or sold for, we use their figures and say so. Everywhere else, the figure is a Marque market-modelled estimate: the verified auction median for that exact model in its market at acquisition vs sale (or today). These are estimates of market movement during ownership — not statements of actual profit, and they ignore spec, mileage, modifications, fees and taxes. Cars we can’t price honestly show no figure.
Indicative only — not investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future value.