Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he has lost count of the luxury cars in his collection, estimating the number at around 40 or 41

[Augusta]

Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he has lost count of the luxury cars in his collection, estimating the number at around 40 or 41
In an interview with Piers Morgan, the billionaire athlete explained that he no longer shops frequently and now treats car purchases as investments rather than for personal use.

He mentioned buying a car just three days prior solely for collection purposes, comparing it to acquiring a frame rather than something to drive.

 

[gwolf666]

I find it interesting how Cristiano Ronaldo's perspective on luxury cars has changed. Before, he surely acquired them for personal pleasure, but now he sees them more as a form of investment or a collection. It's understandable that, with his level of success and wealth, he has so many cars he's lost count, but it also reflects a different mindset. The idea of buying a car simply to have it as part of a collection, comparing it to a work of art or a frame, shows how much his approach has evolved. Personally, I think this also speaks to the saturation that extreme wealth can generate, where material objects cease to have the same meaning and become symbols of status or investment. However, I wonder if this mindset allows him to enjoy the act of driving or if it all boils down to accumulating to consolidate his wealth.

 

[Fidelia]

One of my biggest wishes in life is to have a partner that would complement my career and dreams perfectly.

 

[eLdavis]

Which goes to show that he rarely has the time or need to drive all of them. Some of the cars there are just for collections.