Inside the overgrown ‘car graveyard’ where 200 luxury vehicles including Bentleys and Mercedes lie rotting
Motors in the Chinese city of Chengdu are estimated to be worth millions of pounds
MILLIONS of pounds worth of luxury cars lie abandoned in the undergrowth of a former car park, forgotten by their owners - these eery pictures reveal.
Hundreds of the grand old vehicles - including Mercedes, Land Rovers and Bentleys - sit forgotten in the shrubbery of the lot in Chengdu, China.
Two of the vehicles - a Bentley Continental GT and another Bentley Flying Spur - are believed to be worth more than £300,000 alone.
Locals named the area the "car graveyard" as nature slowly reclaimed the classic motors.
They are locked up in the lot by Sichuan state officials as their owners await criminal trials.
Among the Audis and Rolls-Royces are motorcycles and cheaper Sedans that are due to be scrapped.
Chinese authorities in the Sichuan province auctioned off a number of vehicles last year.
But dozens of the motors still sit rotting away in the foliage.
And many more arrive every week as their owners await trial.
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