How would you like to arrive for your team training? Well, we can all fantasize driving up in a fancy car. However, if you are Cristiano Ronaldo, this is no fantasy, it is your real life. Owning a stellar list of sports cars and luxury vehicles, Ronaldo is a man who loves fast wheels.
Just recently, we heard the news of Ronaldo buying the world’s most expensive car. Most of us do not even dream of buying the most expensive car, we’re more than happy with the term “sports car”.
A few days ago, he posted a video of him arriving in the Limited Run McLaren Senna. Watch here:
As he arrived in this plush car, smirking through the tiny window, we were not sure if he has actually purchased the car or not. However, a few days ago, a video of him arriving at the training was being circulated. Wondering why it was popular on the internet? It is mainly because the Juventus forward arrived in the McLaren Senna. The car is speculated to cost a whopping $1.8 million. Definitely does not seem like a hefty price tag for the footballer.
We are sure almost everyone was envious of him when he stepped out of that beauty, watch the clip here:
The stunning car shines under the sun as Ronaldo drove it to the training ground in Turin. It is named after the legendary Brazilian F1 driver – Aryton Senna. In India, it is estimated to cost a massive INR 6.6 crore. The McLaren Senna is a limited edition car and is a part of the McLaren Ultimate Series as well. The Ultimate series includes F1 and P1.
For Cristiano Ronaldo, it will just be another car in his shining car collection. The footballer owns Lamborgini, Ferrari, Audi, Rolls Royce, Aston Martin, BMW, Mercedes Benz and so on. In fact, you name a brand and we’re sure you will find it in his garage!
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