Collector garage · UK
TGE TV
Thomas "Tom" George Exton · TGE TV (YouTube, launched June 2016) · 825K (September 2026) subscribers
Tom Exton is a London-based car collector and YouTuber who co-founded the fitness brand LDN Muscle with his twin brother James before starting TGE TV in June 2016 with the collection of his first supercar, a Lamborghini Huracán LP580-2. His channel documents a constantly rotating garage of Porsche GT cars, V12 Ferraris and Lamborghinis — anchored since March 2020 by a Porsche Carrera GT — with buying decisions, running costs and money made or lost discussed unusually openly. Since early 2024 he has publicly documented a hunt for a second hypercar, which produced a Jaguar XJ220 in late 2025.
Estimated garage performance
+£757,965
across 6 of 15 documented cars · 1 with publicly stated figures
unrealised (still in the garage): +£867,702 · realised (sold): −£109,738
In the garage now · 8
- Jaguar XJ220
2025–present
no reliable figure — not estimated
Purchase revealed in 'I BOUGHT A JAGUAR XJ220!' (TGE TV, Oct 2025); financed through Charles & Dean. He put the market at 'half a mill if that' (Road To Success podcast, Nov 2025) and a Facebook caption said he bought his for 'less than the price of a Ferrari Lusso', but he has never stated the figure - exact prices are reserved for his paid Autofolio guide.
- Ferrari 250 GT Pininfarina Coupé
2024–present
+£74,792(+7%)
unrealised · Marque market estimate
£1,102,149 → £1,176,940 · modelled from 15 verified sales, cross-market FX-adjusted
Purchase revealed in 'I BOUGHT MY DREAM CLASSIC FERRARI 250' (TGE TV, Dec 2024), financed via Charles & Dean at Octane; fully restored, Classiche-certified example. No price stated in the video or elsewhere publicly.
- Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 (6-speed manual)
2022–present
+£24,500(+10%)
unrealised · stated buy · Marque estimate today
£240,000 → £264,500 · modelled from 3 verified sales
In 'HOW I LOST £500k ON MY LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO' (TGE TV, Feb 2026): 'I paid £240 [k] for the thing'; owned ~8-9 months, then 'I got a really good offer... I managed to get out tens of thousands up' (exact sale price not stated). He says he has since 'foregone about 300 grand plus of profit', with a comparable car selling for £500k.
- Porsche 911 (997.2) GT3 RS
2021–present
no reliable figure — not estimated
In 'MY PORSCHE 911 997 GT3 RS WAS CRASHED' (TGE TV, Mar 2023) he admitted he knowingly bought it as a Cat D write-back at 'a really really really good price' (8,000 miles); no figure given. Still owned (restored car revealed Jan 2026).
- Porsche Carrera GT
2020–present
+£792,910(+159%)
unrealised · stated buy · Marque estimate today
£500,000 → £1,292,910 · modelled from 5 verified sales, cross-market FX-adjusted
Road To Success podcast (Nov 2025): bought in 2020 and 'even on the C[arrera] GT [I] was still, you know, give or take half a million quid thereabouts', now 'probably about a million quid up'. On Archie Hamilton Racing (Mar 2026): 'I got a bid for 2 mil the other day... that's over 1.5 I've made on the car' - still holding, not sold. He has also said (XJ220 video, Oct 2025) he's never publicly stated the exact price paid.
- Porsche 911 (991) GT2 RS
2019–present · low confidence
no reliable figure — not estimated
Collection documented on video ('PORSCHE GT2RS COLLECTION DAY!', Feb 2018) but no purchase price, sale price or profit figure found in any video, interview or credible report.
- Ferrari 488 Pista
2019–present
−£14,000(-4%)
unrealised · publicly stated figures
£334,000 → £320,000
In 'HOW MUCH MONEY I LOST & MADE ON ALL MY CARS IN 2020' (TGE TV, Mar 2021): 'I paid 334,000 I think for that car, I sold it for 320... maybe 315' (a '15-20 grand' loss, car exported). Repeated on CEOCAST (Jan 2023): bought for '330', 'it went for 315-320 in the end', owned about 18 months.
- Porsche 911 (991.1) GT3 RS
2017–present
no reliable figure — not estimated
Classic Driver interview (Aug 2021), his own words: 'I traded in my first [F12] for a 991 GT3 RS on a deal where it was basically free, and I regretted it.' No purchase or sale figure ever stated publicly; exact buy/sell prices are reserved for his paid Autofolio 'Investment Cars by TGE' guide.
Former cars · 7
- Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG
2020–2025
−£20,938(-14%)
stated buy · Marque estimate today
£145,000 → £124,063 · modelled from 8 verified sales
In 'HOW MUCH MONEY I LOST & MADE ON ALL MY CARS IN 2020' (TGE TV, Mar 2021): 'this car I paid 145 odd k for it... I could probably relist this car for about 155-160.' Still in the collection as of 2025/26 shorts; no sale.
−£99,300(-45%)
stated buy · Marque estimate today
£220,000 → £120,700 · modelled from 5 verified sales
In 'MY FERRARI F12 IS BACK! 3 YEARS OF OWNERSHIP COSTS' (TGE TV, Dec 2021): 'I bought it for 220 a few years ago... it might get out of it for around 190'; it was listed at Amari for '190 grand' without selling. On CEOCAST (Jan 2023) he said the F12 'went recently' but never stated the sale price.
- Ferrari Testarossa Monospecchio
2021–2022
no reliable figure — not estimated
In 'FINAL FERRARI TESTAROSSA DRIVE - HOW MUCH MONEY I MADE/LOST' (TGE TV, Dec 2022) he declined exact numbers ('I'm not going to say what I paid and what it came out for') but said he 'probably overall came out about 30 grand up' after ~15 months and that he 'sold for less than 200' (£200k). No exact buy/sell figures.
- Lamborghini Aventador SV
2018–2019
no reliable figure — not estimated
In 'HOW I FINANCE MY 10 CAR GARAGE' (Jul 2019) he said the SV finance was 'over three grand a month'; it left the fleet around Jan 2020 ('REPLACING MY LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR SV...'). No buy/sell prices stated.
- McLaren 720S
2017–2018
no reliable figure — not estimated
In 'WHY did I buy a McLaren 720S?!' (Aug 2017) he declined the price ('I feel a bit embarrassed to say how much'; financed, low-end launch spec). Classic Driver (Aug 2021): bought brand new and 'it was appalling'. No sale figure found.
- Ferrari F12berlinetta (first car)
2016–2017
no reliable figure — not estimated
In 'HOW MUCH has my Ferrari F12 cost me? Money talk!' (TGE TV, Apr 2017) he explicitly refused to state the price ('I'm not going to spell out how much') but said offers received were 'what I paid for the car at least'. In Classic Driver (Aug 2021) he said he traded this F12 for a 991 GT3 RS 'on a deal where it was basically free'. No figures.
- Lamborghini Huracán LP580-2
2016–2016
no reliable figure — not estimated
No price ever stated. He confirmed it was his first supercar and that it was 'heavily on finance' (CEOCAST podcast, Jan 2023); the collection vlog launched his channel in 2016 but contains no figures.
How these numbers are made
Car imagery: our own licensed model-catalogue photography, rendered as monochrome plates; hover a photo for its credit. Where TGE TVhas 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.