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Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football, ending his Portugal career. His time on the pitch for his country is over, but the garage is still going strong. It is so big that he has lost count: asked by Piers Morgan in November 2025, he guessed somewhere between 40 and 60 cars before giving up.
In August 2026 he posted photos of the garage with a two-word caption, “My toys.” Here is a look at the cars we have been able to confirm, and the ones that are still just internet folklore. For the complete rundown, see our full Cristiano Ronaldo car collection breakdown.
The Bugatti Trio
The headline car is the Bugatti Centodieci. Reports first tied Ronaldo to one in August 2020, at a reported price of about €9.5 million. Bugatti built only 10 as a tribute to the 1990s EB110, each with an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 tuned to 1,600 metric horsepower. It appears in his August 2026 garage photos and is widely cited as the most valuable car he parks at home.
A bespoke Chiron sits on a rotating display platform, and his first Bugatti, the Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, is back on display too. That Veyron had a rough 2022: while the family vacationed in Mallorca in June, a member of his staff crashed it into the wall of a house. Ronaldo was not in the car and nobody was seriously hurt.
Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes
The Ferrari row includes the Monza SP1, a roofless, windshield-free speedster with a 6.5-liter V12 making 810 metric horsepower, and the Daytona SP3, with an 840-horsepower V12 and production capped at 599. Both are red. He also has a black 599 GTO, and a Purosangue that has been described as his daily driver.
The 599 name carries some history for him. In January 2009, while at Manchester United, he crashed a Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano into a tunnel barrier near Manchester Airport on the way to training. He walked away, and police later said they would take no further action.
McLaren is represented by a silver Senna with exposed carbon fiber and an 800-horsepower twin-turbo V8, plus the Speedtail, a three-seater with the driver in the middle and a 1,070-horsepower hybrid powertrain. Then there is the Mercedes-AMG ONE, the closest thing to a street-legal Formula 1 car, with 1,063 combined horsepower. Mercedes built only 275.
The Gifts
Two cars came from his partner, Georgina Rodríguez. For his 35th birthday in February 2020 she gave him a Brabus G V12 900 “One of Ten,” a twin-turbo V12 G-Class with 900 metric horsepower. At Christmas 2022 she posted a video of him unwrapping a Rolls-Royce in the driveway. Everyone agrees on the brand, but the model is disputed, with outlets reporting a Dawn, a Ghost or a Cullinan.
Rumors That Don’t Hold Up
The biggest myth is the Bugatti La Voiture Noire. After the one-off was unveiled at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, Spanish paper Marca reported Ronaldo had bought it, but his spokesperson denied the story to TMZ. A Bugatti Tourbillon was reported in late 2025 but has not been verified, and a LaFerrari has been listed in roundups for years without ever being proven. The 1957 Ferrari 335 S story, in which Lionel Messi supposedly outbid Ronaldo at a $35 million auction, ended in a joke: Messi posted a photo of Lightning McQueen captioned “My new car.”
The Bottom Line
Even the verified garage is absurd: three Bugattis, four Ferraris, two McLarens and an AMG ONE, plus the two gifts from Georgina. With international duty behind him, Ronaldo has more time for the toys. If you could take one out of that garage, which would it be: the AMG ONE, the Speedtail or the Monza SP1?
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