- Cristiano Ronaldo revealed a rare look inside his personal garage.
- Lineup includes a trio of Bugattis and a pair of Ferrari Icona models.
- Estimates value the football star’s supercar fleet at over $40 million.
The rivalry between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi has fueled endless debate among soccer fans worldwide, but this is an automotive site, so we’ll stick to what we know. The Portuguese star has a well-documented appetite for expensive supercars, and his latest Instagram post cracks open the door to his multi-million-dollar garage.
Ronaldo posted three photos of himself next to his prized machines, captioned with a modest two words: “My toys.” We don’t get to see everything he owns, but the visible lineup rivals the inventory of the world’s most exclusive dealerships.
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The crown jewel is a white Bugatti Centodieci. Unveiled in 2019 as a tribute to the EB110 and built on the Chiron, it was capped at 10 units and carried a $10 million price tag. This isn’t the only hypercar from Molsheim in his possession, either, since he also keeps a Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse and a Chiron.
The forward is also an important Ferrari client, as he owns two of the limited-run Icona series among other models from Maranello. The single-seater SP1 from 2019 and the mid-engine Daytona SP3 from 2021 are parked side by side giving him one of the ultimate bragging rights. Other Ferrari models visible in the background include a Purosangue and what appears to be a 599 GTB – all fitted with V12 engines.
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Rounding things out are a couple of gems from McLaren and one very special Mercedes-AMG. The showstopper is the three-seat McLaren Speedtail, joined by a track-focused Senna. The German entry needs no introduction: it’s the Mercedes-AMG One, running F1-derived tech and a hybrid powertrain.
While the post shows off ten exotics, Ronaldo has said in past interviews that his full collection tops 40 vehicles, with many apparently treated as long-term investments rather than daily drivers. Even so, recent auction results put the value of the ten cars in these photos somewhere around $35 to $40 million.
Ronaldo has more than 678 million followers on Instagram, making him the most famous person on the platform. By some estimates, a single post on his account can be worth seven figures, but this one wasn’t paid advertising. He built his fortune on the pitch, reportedly pulling in over $400 million through his current contract with Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.
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The 41-year-old was last seen in competition last month at the 2026 World Cup, when Spain knocked Portugal out in the round of 16. It was his sixth and final World Cup appearance, though he’ll likely stay with the national team for the near future.
