Shaun White's car collection

White famously totalled a white LP640 after losing control into a tree early in his career, then replaced it immediately with a black example of the same model, which he took CBS's Bob Simon for a spin in during a 60 Minutes segment. The LP640 is powered by a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 producing 631 horsepower, good for a top speed of around 211 mph. Produced between 2006 and 2010 and succeeded by the Aventador, the Murciélago is now a serious collector car whose values have climbed steadily as enthusiasts prize its raw, unassisted V12 character.

White identified the Continental GT as his daily driver in a Robb Report interview published in May 2026, placing it at the practical centre of a collection that otherwise leans toward spectacle. The Continental GT is a handbuilt grand tourer from Crewe, England, offered with a twin-turbocharged W12 or V8 engine and one of the most refined interiors in the segment. Its position as a usable everyday car makes it the natural counterweight to the raw aggression of the LP640.

White mentioned the '66 Mustang in the same Edmunds driving-school feature where he recounted his Lamborghini crash, calling himself a fan of old cars. First-generation Mustangs from 1966 are among the most recognisable American muscle classics, originally offered with engine choices ranging from a 200 cubic-inch inline-six to a 271-horsepower Hi-Po 289 V8. Clean, unmodified fastback examples now trade in the $70,000 to $130,000 range depending on specification and condition.