Random Snazzy Cars Most Preferred by Celebrities (20 items)

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  (#1) Mercedes-Benz G-Class

  • Mercedes-Benz

  This one's for the anti-Prius crowd - big ballers who care a lot more about making an impression than reducing their carbon footprint. The market for these babies seems largely limited to rappers-turned-actors, starlets, and pop stars small enough to fit in the G-Class' glove compartment. Sylvester Stallone is one of the proud owners of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, which starts at about $110,000 and goes up to $140,000 for the hugely popular AMG G63. 
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  (#2) Lamborghini Aventador

  • Lamborghini

  Of course, what list of celebrity rides would be complete without at least one V-12 Lamborghini? Still the darling of those who revel in the limelight, this Lambo's got quite the loyal following in Hollywood. It usually goes for $400,000 to $550,000 for top-end LP700 models. 
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  (#3) Ferrari Laferrari

  Quick - name one thing Justin Beiber, Gordon Ramsay and F1 driver Lewis Hamilton all have in common. That's right...you're looking at it! Save a hundred million pennies for this jewel in Ferrari's crown.
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  (#4) Rolls Royce Ghost

  Kanye West owns one. We think that says it all!  The Rolls Royce Ghost can be yours for a mere $300,000.  
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  (#5) McLaren P1

  McLaren's hypercar hybrid is a rolling work of art favored by those who have a real appreciation for all that is performance perfected. Pricing starts at a cool million. 
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  (#6) Bentley Continental GT

  • Bentley

  Has any MC ever entered the music industry without the hope of one day owning a Bentley? The GT and its GTC cousins are two of the fastest and most luxurious cars the world has ever known, and perfect for letting the haters know you made it just fine. Pricing starts at $200,000 and can go up to $300,000 for top-end models. 
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  (#7) Aston Martin Vanquish

  • Aston Martin

  Aston's been defining sexy-cool for a long time, and continues to do so with the Vanquish. What it lacks in practicality, the $150,000 to $200,000 Vanquish more than makes up for with sheer stunning beauty. 
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  (#8) Rolls-Royce Phantom

  • Rolls-Royce

  Proving that the Golden Age of Hollywood excess will never truly die, Rolls' top-line Phantom remains a star in the City of Los Angeles. At $471,000 it's not cheap; but if any car in the world epitomized the status symbol more, you'd have a hard time finding it. 
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  (#9) Ferrari 458 Italia

  • Ferrari

  Put it this way: The 458 Spyder convertible replaced a car that Ferrari dubbed "The California." Seemingly designed for all that is good about the West Coast lifestyle, this car has actually found more of a home among beach-dwelling celebs on the other side of the continent. These little beauties are often seen darting around Miami, for a price of $240,000.
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  (#10) Tesla Model S

  • Tesla Motors, Tesla

  This car is one part style, one part environmentalism, and one part home-town pride. The California-man Tesla Model S is the current reigning king of style in Los Angeles. The list of stars who own one of these under-$100,000 electrics is practically endless. Name a current or former A-lister in Hollywood, and there's definitely a chance that they own at least one Tesla.
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  (#11) Porsche 911 GT3

  • Porsche

  Porsches have been hugely popular among movie stars since James Dean's day, and none are (or ever have been) more popular than the 911. In various trims, it goes for anywhere from $60,000 to $130,000 for the GT3 shown above. 
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  (#12) Porsche 918

  • Porsche

  For those who simply must have the fastest Porsche ever made, there's the incredible 918. This bad boy isn't super stupid fast and super expensive - this awesome car is also a hybrid. If that doesn't tick every single celebrity must-have box, nothing will. Yours for a very reasonable $900,000. 
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  (#13) Ferrari F12berlinetta

  • Ferrari

  Ferrari's front-engined V-12 coupe is kind of the middle child between the LaFerrari and 458 Italia. With style to rival the Aston Martin, the second most powerful Ferrari ever is a significantly pricier alternative at $300,000. 
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  (#14) Land Rover Range Rover

  • Land Rover

  The Range Rover fills what would have been the Cadillac Escalade's spot on this list, had it been written in 2003. Capable of being subtle and understated or ridiculously outlandish, it's kind of the Mercedes S-Class of SUVs in Hollywood. Prices start at about $85,000, and go up to $130,000 for top-of-the line supercharged models. 
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  (#15) Porsche Panamera

  • Porsche

  The four-door Panamera is sitting in the garages of many A-list stars. It starts pricing around $80,000.
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  (#16) Mercedes-Benz S-Class

  • Mercedes-Benz

  The S-Class is one of those cars that can either be totally covert, or a show-stopping scene-stealer. It's just one of those cars that's never out of place anywhere. The S-Class starts at about $70,000, and can go up to $190,000 for some top-lux Maybach models. 
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  (#17) Audi R8

  • Audi

  Always the Clark Kent to Lamborghini's Superman, the R8 offers Lamborghini performance in a much lower-key package. In an odd case of culture leading style, it really rose to prominence as Iron Man/Robert Downy's ride some years ago. But at about $110,000, the R8 offers cosmic performance to even we non-superhero billionaire types.
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  (#18) Bugatti Veyron

  • Bugatti Automobiles, Bugatti

  The Bugatti Veyron's pricing starts at around $1,000,000.
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  (#19) Jaguar F-Type

  You've got two basic choices for classic, top-down, bleeding-edge-cool grand tourers: Aston Martin or Jaguar. The F-Type jag is a throwback to all that once made Jaguar great; mostly, being as good as an Aston at two-thirds of the price. This everyman's GT has developed an impressive following: leading men and ladies worldwide. It starts at a surprisingly reasonable $65,000 and can go up to $100,000 for an R Coupe. 
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  (#20) Porsche Cayenne

  • Volkswagen, Porsche

  Lots of Hollywood stars love Porsches, but the classic two-seater 911 doesn't leave much room for family or friends. This model starts at around $50,000 for a base model, but can go up to $150,000 for a good Cayenne S. 

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