Lando Norris' incredible car collection worth millions including four McLaren supercars

Harry Smith & Daniel Clark
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Lando Norris McLaren GT
Lando Norris McLaren GT -Credit:(Image: Twitter/@McLarenF1)


F1 McLaren ace Lando Norris, who recently celebrated his first Grand Prix victory in Miami, boasts an impressive car collection worth around £1.2million, according to Auto Trader data. This includes four McLaren supercars, with the most valuable being the McLaren 765LT Spider, valued at £350,000.

The 24-year-old's collection also features a McLaren 720S, worth approximately £156,000, and a McLaren GT, valued at a further £125,000. The final McLaren in his collection is the £92,000-rated 570S.

The most affordable vehicle in Norris' extensive collection is a Jaguar F-Type Roadster, which has a price tag of around £45,000. However, he also owns a Lamborghini Aventador, valued at a staggering £305,000.

Adding a touch of classic luxury to his collection, Norris also owns a Rolls-Royce Wraith, valued at £151,000, allowing the Bristol-born racer to cruise around in absolute style and comfort.

Norris' cherished Fiat 500 Jolly, a classic gem in his collection, wasn't factored into the valuation. The McLaren ace has a soft spot for this particular ride, having been seen cruising through Monaco with rumoured girlfriend and Portuguese model Margarida Corceiro, reports the Express.

Talking to Top Gear about his affection for the compact car, Norris shared: "And then in Monaco I drive my little Fiat 500 Jolly. You don't need a big car in Monaco, so that's my perfect little run-around."

He further explained his choice, saying: "Out of all my dream cars, the Fiat was the most affordable at this stage so that's why I bought it. It's not actually an original Jolly so I might get abused for this, but it's just a fun car. And it's easy to park which is always a perk of having something small and cute in Monaco."

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