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Cristiano Ronaldo Shows Off $40M Supercar Collection Including Three Bugattis

Cristiano Ronaldo standing next to his supercars in his garage
Cristiano Ronaldo standing next to his supercars in his garage
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Cristiano Ronaldo offered a rare glimpse into his personal garage, showcasing a fleet of high-end supercars that could rival any dealership.

The Portuguese football star posted three photos on Instagram, simply captioned “My toys,” revealing a lineup that includes a trio of Bugattis and a pair of limited-edition Ferraris.

Estimates place the value of the ten cars visible in the post at roughly $35 to $40 million.

The Crown Jewels: Bugatti and Ferrari

The standout is a white Bugatti Centodieci, a tribute to the EB110 unveiled in 2019 and limited to just 10 units, with a price tag of $10 million.

Ronaldo also owns a Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse and a Chiron, completing his trio from Molsheim.

His Ferrari collection includes the single-seater SP1 from 2019 and the Daytona SP3 from 2021, both part of the Icona series.

In the background, a Purosangue and what appears to be a 599 GTB are also visible, all powered by V12 engines.

McLaren and Mercedes-AMG Gems

The collection also features a McLaren Speedtail, a three-seat hypercar, and a track-focused Senna.

Mercedes-AMG is represented by the One, which uses Formula 1-derived technology and a hybrid powertrain.

While the post highlights ten exotics, Ronaldo has previously mentioned that his full collection exceeds 40 vehicles, many kept as long-term investments.

With over 678 million Instagram followers, Ronaldo is the most followed person on the platform, and a single post can be worth seven figures, though this one was not paid advertising.

The 41-year-old's fortune comes from his football career, reportedly earning over $400 million through his current contract with Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

His last competitive appearance was at the 2026 World Cup, where Portugal was eliminated by Spain in the round of 16, marking his sixth and final World Cup.

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