Inside the world's most expensive junkyard - where forklifted Ferraris and smashed-up supercars are abandoned

A CAR enthusiast has explored the wonders of the most expensive junkyard in the world.

The YouTube creator even found cash left in one of the elusive abandoned supercars in the Dubai junkyard.

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Alex Hirschi (@SupercarBlondie) has over 16million subscribers on the video platform who enjoys the content she shares taking them with her to "hunt down the world's coolest cars!"

The YouTuber captioned one of her videos: "I heard about a scrap yard in Dubai where abandoned or crashed supercars are to be found - take a look at this!"

The post featured the influencer in the scrapyard, where an abandoned Ferrari was delivered right in front of her eyes.

"And this is going to be its new home for a little," the content creator stated.

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She also spotted a special type of Ferrari inside of the junkyard.

"California T (Ferrari California Turbo) just sitting here this is where damaged supercars or cars that have been confiscated by the police or abandoned supercars comes and that's what we're gonna take a look at today," Hirschi said.

"Just find the nicest supercars that have ended up in a scrap yard a junkyard in Dubai."

The car influencer said that people can actually enter auctions online to get cars from the exclusive junkyard.

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"You can put in a bid and get a bargain," she stressed.

"California T, I've had a look at the second-hand market here in Dubai - the cheapest California tea you can buy at the moment is around $100,000,

"It's a 2015 model with about 22,000 kilometers on the clock."

Rohan Robert, an employee at the junkyard said that the Ferrari California Turbo inside the Dubai scrap yard had a starting bid of around $30,000.

She went looking inside a $65,000 Mercedes that had its front brand badge ripped off by someone.

While in the vehicle, Hirschi noted that it had some beautiful Alcantara interior inside.

"And, other than that, it's in pretty good condition," she explained.

"It's just very dusty look."

She went to look in its middle console to see what she could find.

"Maybe we're gonna find cash," the YouTuber said.

"Oh, a hair clip."

Though she didn't find any treasure in that vehicle, she didn't stop there.

Inside the supercar junkyard, she spotted a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti.

"It's in good condition," she expressed.

"I've not seen anything really on this one."

The Ferrari was a 2006 model with almost 70,000 kilometers on it.

"You can get it for just over $60,000," the Hirschi explained.

"This is great condition."

When inside, she was a little nervous to open the car's front sun visors.

"There might be like a dead spider or something," she said.

"What you're kidding me," she said surprisingly as money fell out of the unfolded mirror.

"Cash in an abandoned supercar - this is 500 Dirhams so what? 150 bucks!"

She celebrated the money she found in the junkyard supercar, emphasizing: "150 bucks!"

"Great," Hirschi said.

"We can go home actually we could buy a few cars with this amount!"

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Rohan was shocked that she found the cash.

"I've been in a lot of abandoned cars but I never found any money," the scrapyard employee told her.