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Cristiano Ronaldo displays luxury car collection worth nearly $27 million
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Cristiano Ronaldo displays luxury car collection worth nearly $27 million

From Magyar Nemzet · () Hungarian

Translated from Hungarian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Football star Cristiano Ronaldo showcased his luxury car collection, reportedly worth nearly 10 billion Hungarian forints (approximately $27 million USD).
  • The collection includes several high-value Ferraris, a McLaren Speedtail, and a Mercedes-AMG One, with one Bugatti Centodieci alone valued at over 5.28 billion forints.
  • Despite owning these hypercars, Ronaldo reportedly drives infrequently in Saudi Arabia due to heavy traffic, and his club provides BMWs for players.

Cristiano Ronaldo has offered a glimpse into his extravagant automotive lifestyle, showcasing a collection of luxury cars reportedly valued at nearly 10 billion Hungarian forints, or approximately $27 million USD.

The football superstar's garage houses an impressive array of hypercars, including multiple Ferraris such as the Purosangue, 599 GTO, Daytona SP3, and Monza SP1/SP2. The collection also features a McLaren Speedtail and a Mercedes-AMG One. Notably, a Bugatti Centodieci is listed with a value exceeding 5.28 billion forints ($14.5 million USD), making it the most expensive vehicle in the displayed set.

Other vehicles mentioned include a Bugatti Veyron and a Ferrari 599 GTO. Even a Chevrolet Camaro, described as one of the "cheaper" items in his collection, is valued at around 17 million forints ($46,000 USD).

Despite the sheer value and performance capabilities of these vehicles, Ronaldo apparently uses them sparingly in Saudi Arabia. He cited heavy traffic as a reason for not driving often. Players at his club, Al-Nassr, receive BMWs as part of a club partnership, though Ronaldo himself does not frequently take the wheel.

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Originally published by Magyar Nemzet in Hungarian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.