YouTuber Finds Abandoned Dealership With Nearly Intact Mercedes, Porsche, and Jaguar

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 20/10/2025 at 00:30

Explorador descobre concessionária abandonada com carros de luxo raros, avaliados em mais de US$ 1 milhão, escondidos em Chicago

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An Abandoned Dealership In Chicago Surprised By Revealing A Million-Dollar Collection Of Luxury Cars — Including Rarities From Mercedes, Porsche, And Jaguar — Forgotten For Years In A Shed, Many Still In Almost Perfect Conditions

An unexpected discovery in Chicago revealed a true automotive treasure hidden behind forgotten doors.

The urban explorer and YouTuber Urbex Ashton found an old abandoned dealership housing cars valued at over a million dollars, many of them in surprisingly good condition.

The scene resembles a film: vehicles that once shined in showrooms now lie silent, some covered in mold and exposed to the rain. Among the abandoned models are rarities like a practically impeccable Mercedes 300 SL, along with Jaguars, BMWs, and various European sedans. The space also holds trailers, SUVs, and even a Volkswagen Westfalia campervan.

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Forgotten Rarities Behind The Doors

Ashton began the exploration at night, illuminating the floor of the shed with a flashlight. As he progressed, the scale of the abandonment became clearer: dozens of high-value cars lay side by side, condemned to oblivion. The next day, upon returning in heavy rain, the explorer found that the structure of the dealership no longer protected its vehicles.

Prolonged exposure to the elements caused damage such as mold on many cars, a direct result of the lack of cover. Despite this, the collection impresses with its variety and rarity. In addition to classic Mercedes and Porsches, there are also curious models like a Volkswagen Beetle, a Mitsubishi Pajero, and Yamaha motorcycles.

Without the luck of animated characters, these automobiles did not awaken to escape their fate. Thus, they remain abandoned, silent witnesses of a business that closed its doors and left behind a collection that is now worth a fortune.

YouTuber Finds Abandoned Dealership With Nearly Intact Mercedes, Porsche, and Jaguar

An Abandoned Dealership In Chicago Surprised By Revealing A Million-Dollar Collection Of Luxury Cars — Including Rarities From Mercedes, Porsche, And Jaguar — Forgotten For Years In A Shed, Many Still In Almost Perfect Conditions

Forgotten Rarities Behind The Doors

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