The leading position among the most expensive cars on the planet was rightfully taken by Ferrari 335S Spider Scaglietti 1957 owned by Lionel Messi. The Argentine footballer bought it for €32 million.
Another car by Ferrari belongs to the Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo. Ferrari 599 GTO 2011 cost him more than €600,000.
The former leading player of "Liverpool" El-Hadji Diouf did not spare €550,000 on Mercedes-Benz SLR Mclaren.
The British club "Chelsea" quarterback Samuel Eto'o was driving on the Moscow roads on the solid Maybach Cruiserio Coupe. The car cost the athlete €670,000.
A slightly smaller amount, €450,000, David Beckham spent for practical and elegant Rolls Royce Phantom.
Mercedes G65 AMG Mansory looks like an all-terrain vehicle that overcomes the obstacles. The forward of the Moscow club "Dynamo" and the Russian national team Alexander Kokorin bought it for more than €800,000.
Aston Martin DB9 is also an expensive means of transportation. It is notorious for the fact that in the beginning of January of 2016 a 15-year-old goalkeeper of "Zenith-84" Konstantin Pavlov got into an accident in this car.
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