Cristiano Ronaldo recently showcased a portion of his extensive supercar collection on Instagram, a move that followed his admission of losing count of his owned vehicles.
The footballer shared a carousel of images featuring several high-value cars with the caption "my toys (rocket emoji)". Among the vehicles displayed were a Ferrari Purosangue (£312,000), a Ferrari 599 GTO (over £500,000), a Ferrari SP3 Daytona (£1.73 million), and a Ferrari Monza SP1, which has fetched nearly £2.27 million at auction.
Also featured were two Bugattis: a Veyron costing £2 million and an ultra-rare Centodieci, of which only 10 were produced. One Bugatti Centodieci reportedly sold for an estimated £12.5 million in February 2025. The Centodieci is capable of reaching 240 mph and is recognized as one of the world's most expensive cars.
Fans also got a look at Ronaldo's McLaren Speedtail, valued up to £2.1 million, and a Mercedes AMG One hybrid hypercar, priced upwards of £2.2 million.
These vehicles represent a fraction of the Al-Nassr player's collection. In a previous interview, Ronaldo stated he believed he owned around 40 or 41 cars, expressing a particular fondness for Bugattis. He also revealed that he purchased a £3.2 million Bugatti Tourbillon as an investment.
Additional vehicles in Ronaldo's possession include a Mercedes G-Wagon Brabus (£600,000), a gift from his partner Georgina Rodriguez, and a Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG (£200,000). He also owns a bright orange McLaren MP4-12C (£200,000) and a Lamborghini Aventador (£270,000).
In 2021, Ronaldo acquired a Bentley Flying Spur for £250,000 for use in Manchester. He also purchased a £200,000 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera convertible.
His collection also includes a Bentley Continental GT, a Lamborghini Urus, and a Chevrolet Camaro, reportedly used by the family. Rodriguez has also gifted him Rolls-Royce vehicles, including a Dawn worth around £500,000, a Cullinan valued at £300,000, and a Phantom Drophead coupe (£500,000).
As part of a partnership with the Saudi Pro League club, Ronaldo mentioned that Al-Nassr squad members receive BMWs. He noted a rare occasion driving one of these BMWs home from training due to heavy traffic in Saudi Arabia.