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Check out Cristiano Ronaldo's astonishing collection of cars including 3 Porsches, 2 Bugattis, 2 Ferraris & they are worth almost £6m (Photos)


Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the most hardworking footballers on earth, having enjoyed a successful career at Manchester United before moving to Real Madrid where he currently plays and earns £365,000 weekly.
The footballer who's also a model and businessman has made millions and he's still making more money. He's known for his flamboyant lifestyle off the pitch and he has got a special taste for fast cars.
During his time at Manchester United, Ronaldo was first seen with a Porsche Cayenne worth £67,500, followed by a suave BMW M6 ( £77,500 ), Porsche Carrera S - (£87,335), and Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano worth £200,000.
Following his transfer to Real Madrid in 2009, the Portuguese continued his flamboyant lifestyle off the pitch. He added to his garage Audi RS5 - (£61,0000), Audi R8 - (£107,000) Audi S8 - (£82,000), Mercedes S65 AMG Coupe - (£180,000), Mercedes-Benz AMG GLE 63S - (£105,000) and Range Rover Sport SVR - (£100,000)
The football star also has 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 Veron - (£1.7million) and Bugatti Chiron - (£2.5m).
See more photos of his cars below,..

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