THIS IS WHERE THE CELEBS DRIVE

There's nothing more fun than snooping around in the private lives of the stars. We already do this regularly in their expensive villas, but what about their fleet? The Lambos and Ferraris are favorites, but there are also some very extraordinary examples.

Online editor: Natasha Hendriks

Beyonce – 1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Series II Drophead

This classic car is equipped with wide leather seats, a 6,2 liter engine and the ability to go from 10 to 0 km per hour in just 100 seconds. The blue leather interior is complemented by a navy blue roof and tires with a white touch. The Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud was the core model of the Rolls-Royce series in the period 1955-1966 and cost at least € 1 million. Photo: Car wow

Drake – Mercedes-Maybach G 650 Landaulet

Drake purchased one of only 99 produced Mercedes-Maybach G 650 Landaulets. Promising to provide customers with open-air luxury both on and off-road, the G 650 is real inside and out Next Level. Under the hood of the G 650 Landaulet you will find an AMG twin-turbo V12 engine that produces 630 hp. Mercedes insists this is the most powerful engine available. The price was never officially revealed when the G 650 was first launched in March 2017, but it's rumored to cost more than half a million dollars. But nothing is certain, as the last one built was sold for €1,1 million in October of that year. Photo: Car wow

Cristiano Ronaldo – Bugatti Centodieci

With only 10 Bugatti Centodiecis planned for production, only a legend like Ronaldo can afford such a special car. To start with, the Bugatti Centodieci a completely revised exterior design reminiscent of the Bugatti EB110 supercar from the 1.600s. The unique exterior gives the car a very different look compared to the Chiron on which it is based. There is 4,5 hp in the Bugatti Centodieci and it has a price tag of € XNUMX million. Photo: Car wow

Jeremy Clarkson – Lamborghini tractor

Car enthusiasts will know that the car brand Lamborghini once started as a tractor manufacturer. What is perhaps less known, and highlighted by Clarkson, is that you can still buy Lamborghini tractors. In fact, his Lambo is so big that Clarkson had to build a new shed to house it. And a new driveway, because it wouldn't fit through the gate. It was also a bit more complicated to drive, so Clarkson was forced to hire someone to do it for him. All this together means that the Lamborghini ultimately cost a little more than the € 45.000 he paid for it.Car wow

Clint Eastwood – Fiat 500e

Although the small zero-emission car costs around €25.000, it is a decent car for those who like the Italian manufacturer. Unlike the petrol version, the electric version of the car has a 50% improvement in its aerodynamics and a single-speed gearbox that works with buttons instead of a shifter. It takes 9,1 seconds to reach the 100 km/h mark, but that's quite normal for these cars. Photo: Car wow