76ers vs Pistons ended 112-106 with Philadelphia taking the East showdown, and on the best-cars question the 76ers win by millions on paper, though Detroit’s side has no prices to compare.
76ers vs Pistons ended 112-106 on Wednesday night, and on the question of which team has the better cars, Philadelphia wins on paper by a wide margin, at about $5.1 million in estimated prices against nothing priced for Detroit. Treat that as a ranking of paper, not metal: it leans on estimates, not documented prices.
The 76ers won at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit and now sit a game and a half ahead of the Pistons in the East, according to Yahoo Sports. Jaylen Brown scored 30 points with seven rebounds, and Joel Embiid added 26 points and 15 rebounds, per the Fox Sports box score. Philadelphia led 56-42 at halftime, Detroit cut it to single digits and then to four in the fourth quarter, and Brown blocked a late Cade Cunningham three. Cunningham finished with 26 points and 11 assists, Duncan Robinson scored 27 with seven three-pointers, and Ausar Thompson had 11 points and 17 rebounds. Detroit, now 6-2, played without center Jalen Duren, who is out with a hamstring injury. The Pistons had beaten Philadelphia 106-93 on Oct. 25.
For this 76ers vs Pistons car comparison, we kept to what has a named source: ClutchPoints lists for LeBron James, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid, a Sportskeeda profile of Cunningham, and an Oct. 18, 2026 report on Brown. Most of the ClutchPoints prices carry no dates and cite unnamed sources, and we found no verified car record for the rest of Detroit’s roster.
Philadelphia’s garage
James has by far the biggest garage. ClutchPoints lists 14 cars that add up to $4,587,032, led by a Porsche 918 Spyder it dates to 2020 at $1.4 million, a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster at $670,000 retail, a Rolls-Royce Phantom at $505,000 that the list says was a 25th-birthday gift from Shaquille O’Neal, and a Maybach 57 S at $417,402. Three Ferraris round out the top tier: a 599 GTB Fiorano at $310,500, a 458 Italia Spider at $257,000 and an F430 Spider at $217,430. The list has no publication date, so it may not match what he drives today.
Maxey’s list is two cars worth about $255,000: a Bentley Continental GT estimated at $160,000 and a Range Rover at up to $95,000. The Bentley rests on a 2019 tweet in which he said he might go buy one, so treat it as the softest number here. Brown’s list comes to $174,675, made up of a Porsche Macan at up to $80,000, a Range Rover Evoque at $51,175 and an Audi Q5 at $43,500. Separately, a report dated Oct. 18, 2026 says he bought a Porsche Turbo in 2022 and has called it his worst purchase; no price was given. Embiid’s only named vehicle is a Range Rover Sport, listed at $83,000, tied to his June 2020 driver’s license news.
Detroit’s garage
Detroit’s documented garage is thin. Sportskeeda says Cunningham owns a Ford Expedition and a Bugatti Veyron, citing only “online sources,” and gives no prices or dates for either. We could not confirm the Veyron elsewhere, and we found no priced cars for the other Pistons, so Detroit’s side of the ledger is unpriced rather than proven empty.
76ers vs Pistons: best cars
Adding the itemized prices, Philadelphia comes to about $5.1 million: $4,587,032 for James, $255,000 for Maxey, $174,675 for Brown and $83,000 for Embiid, with Brown’s Porsche Turbo left out for lack of a price. Detroit has no priced figure to set against that. Nearly all of the gap is James, since the other three Sixers combine for $512,675. A confirmed Veyron could change the picture, but that report has no price, no date and no named source beyond “online sources,” so the result rests on how far you trust an undated list.
76ers vs Pistons, best cars: do you give it to Philadelphia, with LeBron’s Porsche 918 Spyder and a stable of Ferraris, or to Detroit, with a Bugatti Veyron nobody has priced?
Sources: Fox Sports box score, Nov. 4, 2026; Yahoo Sports, Pistons drop battle for top spot in East to 76ers; Yahoo Sports box score, Oct. 25, 2026; ClutchPoints on LeBron James’s cars; ClutchPoints on Tyrese Maxey’s cars; ClutchPoints on Jaylen Brown’s cars; ClutchPoints on Joel Embiid’s car; HotNewHipHop on Jaylen Brown, Oct. 18, 2026; Sportskeeda on Cade Cunningham.
Image credits: Representative images, not the players’ cars. Collage cropped and combined by Backfire News. Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Porsche 918 Spyder, David Villarreal Fernández (CC BY-SA 2.0); Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, OWS Photography (CC BY 4.0); Bugatti Veyron, Jagvar (public domain); Wells Fargo Center exterior, PHL Approach (CC BY-SA 3.0); Wells Fargo Center interior, Peetlesnumber1 (CC BY-SA 4.0).
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