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Cristiano Ronaldo shows off with his exotic fleet of cars worth over $6million!!

Check out Cristiano Ronaldo

So Cristiano Ronaldo has worked really hard to be where he is today. He moved from Sporting Lisbon where he played as a teenager to Manchester United. And then he made a then record move to Real Madrid. Now, he currently makes £365,000 weekly.

Ronaldo also knows how to live the flamboyant lifestyle as he has quite a number of endorsements -even a lifetime endorsement with Nike. Ronaldo loves his cars and here's the collection he showed off recently.













Manchester United
Porshe Cayenne - £67,500
BMW M6 - £77,500
Porshe Carrera S - £87,335
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano - £200,000

Real Madrid
Audi RS5 - £61,000
Audi R8 - £107,000
Audi S8 - £82,000
Mercedes S65 AMG Coupe - £180,000
Mercedes-Benz AMG GLE 63S - £105,000
Range Rover Sport SVR - £100,000
Ferrari F12 - £240,000
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano - £200,000
Porsche 911 Turbo S - £148,000
McLaren mp4-12c - £168,500
Chevrolet Camaro SS - £35,000
Bugatti Veyron - £1.7million
Bugatti Chiron - £2.5million

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