Super Car of the Famous People

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Jay-Z's Mercedes Maybach Exelero

Price: $8 million
Featured in his music video "Lost One," this car is truly one-of-a-kind. Made by Italian car company Stola, it was manufactured only once. It is said to be able to reach 218 mph and can go from 0-62 mph in 4.4 seconds. The Exelero, it would seem, is not one of Jay-Z's 99 problems.

 

Jay Leno's McLaren F1

Price: $22 million
Of all Leno's vehicles, the McLaren F1 is certainly one of the most impressive, if only for its price. There were only 106 made. Created by Formula One race-car designer Gordon Murray, the F1 is made of lightweight premium materials such as kevlar, carbon fiber, and titanium and is supposed to be one of the best supercars ever made.


Tom Brady's Bugatti Veyron

Price: $3 million
Tom Brady has seven Super Bowl wins and a garage full of impressive cars that he might have a little more time to drive now that he's retiring from the NFL. Perhaps the most impressive is his Bugatti Veyron, valued at $3 million. Only 450 Veyrons were produced in 10 years, and they can go from 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds. It tops out at 268 mph and has a few other famous owners including Tom Cruise and Jay-Z.

Elon Musk's 1976 Lotus Esprit

Price: $997,000
The 1977 James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me" featured a 1976 Lotus Esprit that doubled as a submarine. Tesla CEO Elon Musk bought one of the models actually used in the movie for a little under a million dollars and is said to have used it as a design inspiration for Tesla's all-electric pickup truck.

Nicolas Cage's Ferrari Enzo

Price: $670,000
When Cage bought his 12-cylinder red Ferrari Enzo in 2002, it was almost $700,000. After some financial issues in 2009, he sold it. Today, these are going for upwards of $3 million. Alas!


Justin Bieber's Lamborghini Aventador Coupe

Price: $421,145
The Bieber is known for his love of Lamborghinis, and this one is exceptional, reportedly one of his favorite cars. He had it custom painted matte aqua, a rare color for these.


Manny Pacquiao's Ferrari 458 Italia

Price: $309,000
Boxing legend Manny Pacquiao bought a silver supercar Ferrari 458 Italia in 2011 as a Christmas gift to himself. It's said to be his favorite car to drive to the gym in.

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