The world's most extravagant motors clog up London's streets as their super-rich Middle-Eastern owners arrive for the summer (photos)

Britain's supercar season is back, with dozens of stunning Arab-owned cars now filling the streets of London. A row of supercars could today be seen lined up outside designer shops Versace and Fendi on Sloane Street (top picture). One of the vehicles was a Mercedes-Benz AMG GT (bottom right), which passers-by stopped to admire. Other flash cars seen around the capital include a shiny and expensive red Ferrari 488 (bottom middle), which has Kuwaiti numberplates, and a chrome-wrapped Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 (bottom right), which was parked out the Dorchester in Mayfair. The vehicles are accompanied by wealthy Arabs fleeing the Middle East heat. The arrival has become a regular event, with rich Arabs trying to outdo each other with their modified cars.