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World-famous athletes are known for their love of luxury whose remarkable feature is the elite cars. Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappe and Kun Aguero are all recognised for their passion for speed not only on the pitch but also in everyday life accompanied by the usual activities that we all undertake. Sportsmen spend a significant portion of their annual earnings of 110 million EUR on renewing his fleet, which includes the most interesting vehicles ranging from all-road vehicles up to sportscars, which highlights their passion by its name. The luxurious Lamborghini Aventador LP, Rolls-Royce, Porsche, Aston Martin are still not the only cars sportsmen have a pleasure of owning. For example, Kylian Mbappe has recently acquired one of the most luxurious cars in his domestic league - Ferrari being worth more than 500,000 EUR. On the other hand, he still has to pass his driving exam, so, unfortunately for the young star, he cannot drive it yet, thus, uses the services of a driver.

Sitting at the wheel of such cars truly demonstrates the luxurious life the sportsmen live. But, how about being in their shoes? This may be possible through car rental - lots of people dream about the life of famous people, and one of their most unmistakable features is having an elite car. This is truly achievable by taking Prince Cars on lease and enjoying the weekend of the sports car rental Dubai, which is delivered by an honorable rental company at an affordable price.




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Cristiano Ronaldo purchased a car worth 11 million EUR in the spring of 2019 - that is how much Bugatti received from the Portuguese for the Voiture Noire variant. On the football pitch, Lionel Messi is likewise attempting to stay up with his eternal opponent - he owns a Ferrari 335 S Spider Scaglietti, the most expensive car ever owned by a football player: he paid 32 million EUR for the sake of a unique iron friend.

Philippe Coutinho's most costly vehicle is the Aston Martin V8 S Sportshift. It was obtained by the Brazilian while he was still a Liverpool player. Neymar drives an Audi R8 GT as his primary vehicle. The car has 550 h.p. under the hood, and it can reach 100 km/h in less than four seconds.

Football heroes who have already hung up the boots do not fade against the backdrop of their acting companions. For a long time, the Rolls Royce Phantom was the showpiece of David Beckham's collection, however the car was sold in 2012. The Beckhams currently own a dozen high-end vehicles, including a Porsche 911 Carrera S Tiptronic, a Lamborghini Gallardo, and a Jaguar XJ.

Franck Ribery, a Frenchman, prefers German vehicles, which is unsurprising given that he spent the best years of his career with Bayern Munich. Frank is the proud owner of a BMW X6 Hamann, an Audi RS7, and a Porsche Panamera Mansory.

In 2007, Samuel Eto'o's only trophy was the Xenatec Maybach 57 limited edition automobile - the great Cameroonian has three times as many of these cars than Champions League triumphs. Only 200 examples of this supercar were created in the world at the time of purchase.

Aside from football players, American sports stars are known for their love of luxury cars - LeBron James, the NBA great, stands out against the background of the others. The Los Angeles Lakers, the NBA's dominant team, owns dozens of luxury vehicles, including the Maybach 57S, Ferrari F430 Spider, and Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabrio. Their combined worth has long surpassed $10 million.

Darius Miles, a former Memphis Grizzlies player, drives a Pontiac Bonneville. Dwight Howard has been seen driving the Conquest Knight XV recently, and recently inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame Benn Wallace in the T Rex. Even against this backdrop, the recently retired athlete JR Smith, roams the streets of Cleveland in an armored Gurkha F5, stands out.


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