Millionaire petrol heads who own the 'holy trinity' of hypercars are locked in a dispute with their neighbours who claim they are blighting their idyllic country life

Selena and Paul Bailey (bottom left) live in scenic Rutland Water with their 50-plus supercars, including the £3million hypercar trio (left to right) of the Porsche 918 Spyder, MacLaren P1 and Ferrari LaFerrari. Neighbours Mick and Marilyn Blackwell claim the couple's two garages for 34 of their cars by their £1million property (bottom right) are an eyesore in the rural East Midlands idyll near Nottingham. The Blackwells, who sold the land to the Baileys in 2005, have asked for damages from the couple and an injunction in a High Court writ accusing them of running a business from the home contrary to the terms of the sale. The Baileys raffle rides in their supercars for charity.
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