Top 10 Most In-Demand Luxury Cars to Source in 2025 | GVE London – Blog

Trends shift as quickly as the top-end cars tend to do these days in the automotive industry. What was hot last year might already feel outdated. This business of car sourcing is both exciting and frightening for that very reason.

Let’s look at the luxury cars that are turning heads this year and making waves across supercar showroom and international markets.

10 Most In-Demand Luxury Cars

1. Porsche 911 Turbo S

Still legendary, still in demand. The Porsche 911 Turbo S is legendary and the car continues to be one of the most requested models in luxury car sourcing. The model’s performance has grown with each passing year and the wonderful thing about Porsches is that they maintain their daily usability. The car is in demand across all continents, Europe to Asia.

2. Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica

The Tecnica is one beast of a vehicle, mixing the best bits of the STO and Evo. It is striking but not overly hardcore to the point of looking, if we say, not appropriate for every road. Huracán has been a long-time favourite for luxury car exports, the Tecnica merely adds fuel to the fire.

3. Ferrari SF90 Spider

Pure ICE cars are on the decline, more so in 2025 than ever before. The trend may go either way. So, whilst this one isn’t for the petrolheads, it does have its own fan base. After all, it is hard not to look twice at a convertible plug-in hybrid by Ferrari that creates 986bhp. This car is already sold out through official channels. That’s pushed many into car sourcing networks, often paying premiums just to get one. The SF90 Spider is still fresh, but demand is fierce, especially in the Middle East and select parts of Europe.

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4. Lexus LFA

When there are only 500 units of a car ever made, and it’s given the title of best sounding car of all time, you just know the demand will always stay up. The Lexus LFA is that vehicle. With a 4.8-litre V10 that screams like nothing else, the LFA has gone from niche to a car arguably comparable in terms of hype to the Enzo. When one of these hits the showroom floor of a luxury car sourcing business, it doesn’t sit there for long.

5. Lamborghini Aventador SV

With Lamborghini going electric potentially, everybody wants to get their hands on a V12. And the SV? They’re as brutally raw as they get in terms of performance, sound, visuals and the badge.

This model has remained a consistent target for vehicle sourcing agents who know their clients want something visceral. It’s also one of the few cars where rare specs can push resale values way beyond expected.

6. Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge

Everybody isn’t in the need for speed, but just wants some good ol’ luxury. The Ghost Black Badge fits that mould perfectly. Luxury car export are always looking for this due to the sheer amount of social status it reels in. A favourite amongst the elites in pretty much every part of the world.

7. Lamborghini Urus Performante

The Urus truly changed the game when it hit the market. A performance SUV? From Lamborghini of all companies? Skeptics got quiet real fast when it hit the market. The Performante version takes things up a notch, compared to the standard Urus, by lowering weight, offering better handling, performance and a bolder look. It is massively sought after in the Middle East and North America.

8. McLaren 765LT Spider

Track-focused, limited build, and already hard to find. The 765LT Spider is usually sold before it even gets photographed. This car rarely hits public listings. Most movement is through private car sourcing channels or broker-to-broker exchanges. If you see one, it won’t be there for long.

9. GT-R NISMO (R35)

The Godzilla, they call it. Collectors still see it as Nissan’s most complete track weapon. Nissan hasn’t been as active as they were in the 2000s, which absolutely amps up the demand for this car.

10. Mercedes-AMG G63

No surprise here. The G-Wagon, especially in higher specs, remains a guaranteed seller. Buyers know it, dealers know it, and the prices prove it.

Final Thoughts

If you’re sourcing luxury car in 2025, expect more competition and less stock. Private sellers are holding tight. Official dealers are backlogged. However, here at GVE London, we’ve got all the cars mentioned above and more. Our inventory is massive, and we’ve got something for everybody. Schedule an appointment with us today!

Whether you work in a supercar showroom or handle luxury car exports, these ten models are where the market’s attention is locked. If you can find them, you won’t hold them long. Furthermore, being enthusiasts, we not only perform the usual repairs and service but can work on customisation, modifications and detailing as well. To know more, hop on a call with us today!