Cunningham amassed a collection of automobiles that included the first Ferrari sold in the United States by Luigi Chinetti, and a Bugatti Royale, one of only six made.
Merce Cunningham | Nicholas Briggs | Raymond Briggs | Michael Cunningham | Allan Cunningham | Randall Cunningham | Allan Cunningham (botanist) | Sean S. Cunningham | Arthur Briggs (rugby) | Chris Cunningham | Briggs & Stratton | Wilma Briggs | Ward Cunningham | Shannon Briggs | Imogen Cunningham | Bill Cunningham (talk show host) | Bill Cunningham | Walter Briggs, Sr. | Keiron Cunningham | Johnny Cunningham | Henry Briggs | Billy Cunningham | Austin Briggs | Alexander Cunningham | Steve Cunningham | Roseanna Cunningham | Richie Cunningham | Richard Cunningham McCormick | Peter Briggs | Ken "KG" Cunningham |
The 5000 GT was sold at prices around USD 17000 (twice the cost of a Maserati 3500), and in many respects individualized to the desires of its celebrity buyers, including Aga Khan, Italian industrialist Gianni Agnelli, sportsman Briggs Cunningham, actor Stewart Granger, Ferdinando Innocenti (Ghia-bodied 5000 GT), Basil Read, count Giuseppe Comola, and president Adolfo López Mateos.