Ten cars loved by celebs that WON’T break the bank – including Tyson Fury’s Vauxhall & Andy Murray’s Volkswagen
THESE celebs make more money than most Brits could ever imagine.
But despite raking in enough money to buy a whole fleet of supercars they’ve decided to stick to these cheap runners.
Here we take a look at which celebs are driving cars that don’t break the bank…
TYSON FURY
It’s well known that Tyson Fury likes his cars.
His collection boasts a £140,000 Porsche Taycan, a stunning Ferrari GTC4Lusso worth around £250,000 and a R£360,000, Rolls-Royce Phanton.
But he isn’t all flashy. Tyson was happy to share an Instagram story of a £20,000 Vauxhall Passat that he was cleaning on his drive way.
And along with the photo of his pride on joy sat on his drive, he captioned it with: “This is the best car on the road 2006 iv cleaned her right up, spanking.”
The heavyweight boxer has also squeezed his giant 6ft 9in frame into a 1993 Mini Cooper that would’ve cost no more than £10,000.
N’GOLO KANTE
He might be one of Chelsea’s high-rollers, but that doesn’t meant the Blues midfielder has to splash out on a new set of wheels.
Kante has owned his Mini Cooper S, which costs £20k brand new, since he came to England to play for Leicester City.
He actually paid less than that figure too, because it’s second-hand.
Kante even added another second-hand Mini Cooper to his collection, which he shipped to France.
ANDY MURRAY
Despite his bulging bank balance, Murray still clings onto his first ever car – his beloved Volkswagen Polo.
Even his wife Kim Sears has begged him to scrap it, but the tennis ace refuses to part with the 14-year-old motor.
He kicked off his enviable car collection with the Polo at the tender age of 22, using it as a runaround that he could avoid being recognised in.
Despite admitting he is still strongly “attached to it”, the dad-of-four ditched the trusty vehicle, which start from £19,125, five months later.
He gave the Polo a break from the roads and instead purchased a bright red Ferrari 430, that’s estimated to have set him back £117,000.
PEP GUARDIOLA
Trust Pep Guardiola to lead the way
The Man City boss does own a ridiculously gorgeous Bentley that costs hundreds of thousands.
But sometimes, he’ll just want something compact and easy to drive around the city.
And he showed he has a more modest side – being driven into training in a £28k electric Nissan Leaf.
RAHEEM STERLING
First, it’s worth pointing out that we know Sterling has a fine fleet of cars worth a mint.
But, alongside his Bentley Continental GT and Lamborghini Urus, is this nifty Smart car that would’ve set him back £11k.
It’s a sensible choice for the family man, should he need to run any errands.
LEWIS HAMILTON
Hamilton has gone for a Smart car too.
It’s fitting given his new eco-warrior stance, and although he’s got a garage full of supercars he is unapologetic that he zooms about with it in Monaco – adding it’s easy to park.
“It’s really bad because people are like, ‘No you can’t, because you’re a racing driver,’ he told News.com.
“Of course I have some really cool cars but I like driving the electric car around Monaco because it’s easy to park.
“If someone bumps into it, I don’t mind. You just change the panel.”
JOHN STONES
The England and Man City star is on mega wages – earning a very nice £100k per week at the Etihad.
But, his choice in car – often mocked by his team-mates including Kyle Walker – shows he’s not forgotten his Barnsley roots.
Stones squeezes his 6ft 2in frame into a classic Mini Cooper regularly, which would’ve set him back a very frugal £5k.
THOMAS VERMAELEN
Another Nissan lover, the former Arsenal defender was a fan of the Figaro – also a £5k purchase.
The Belgium international, currently plying his trade for Japanese side Vissel Kobe, was often seen driving around North London in his sky blue number.
Former team-mate Robin Van Persie once urged him to dump his old car when he signed a new deal with the Gunners, but he didn’t!
PEDRO
Former Chelsea star loves a reliable motor.
That’s why he’s gone for the French option – the Peugeot 280 GTi, which is one of Britain’s best affordable cars.
New, it would set you back £15k… nothing for £100k a week Pedro who could buy nine in a week!