Collections of more than 3 cars oddly don't happen for divorce cases too often. We deal with a LOT of estate cases where dad or grandpa had a collection of cars, most not driven in 30+ years, and then he passes away and leaves the family with the mess. We're currently working on a collection of vehicles that are nearly all worth $100,000 - $500,000 each. The husband was buying cars at auction way above market value, most of them in 2022, which was the height of the car market. It has since crashed. He died of a heart attack and now his wife is left selling all of these high-dollar cars for faaaar less than what he paid. He never even drove most of them after buying them; the odometer readings are the same now as they were in 2022-2025. The whole thing is just very, very sad, but also annoying because he blew millions of dollars on cars before he died that he never drove, and then left his wife to deal with the fallout. I get those calls every single day, just on a lower scale than this case.