Most Popular Cars Owned by Premiership Footballers

By: Bob | March 27th, 2007

If you a football player making gobs of money to play in the English Premier League it is critical that you show up to the training grounds in style. How else will you earn the respect of your peers? According to a recent survey by the fine literary magazine Nuts, Premiership players prefer size and power over fuel efficiency. Below are the top ten most popular automobiles for Premiership footballers.

1. BMW X5 – £49,980

Owned by 25 footballers including John Terry, Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo and Rio Ferdinand.

2. Range Rover Sport – £54,500

Owned by 23 players including John Terry, Ashley Cole, Michael Owen and Jermain Defoe.

3. Porsche 911 Turbo – £97,840

Owned by 16 players including John Terry, Steven Gerrard, and Thierry Henry.

4. Bentley Continental GT – £117,500

Owned by 15 players including John Terry, Steven Gerrard, Gary Neville

5. Aston Martin DB9 – £110,000

Owned by 14 players including Frank Lampard, Peter Crouch and Ashley Cole.

6.BMW M6 £81,760 14 PLAYERS
7.MERCEDES ML 63 AMG £73,965 11 PLAYERS
8.MERCEDES SL 65 £145,970 11 PLAYERS
9.AUDI Q7 £37,000-£50,000 10 PLAYERS
10.FERRARI 360 £70,000-£100,000 9 PLAYERS

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chelsea123

how many cars has john terry got???lol
femi

i probably think john terryhas nch ocarsthat is why
ARUHO NELLY

to me ithink jonh terry has got many cars
matt

john terry has to many cars and quite bad taste in them as well
Bense

6 out of 10 cars German, 2 in the Top3, oh darn. I can picture what frustrated fans do to these masterpieces of German engineering after the next Euro ;-)
uneditedmara

Footballers have absolute shite taste. In cars AND women. *rolls eyes*
ballack's missing hair

and that is why i heart volzy, peter.
drabik

cryptic message there nick

let's hope no-one cracks the code eh?
Nick

Football players these days are such a bunch of w-anchors.
Chris

When Jurgen Klinsmann was with Spurs he had a battered old VW.

Alan Curbishley blames the 'baby Bentley' culture for West Ham's players not concentrating on staying in the Premiership.
Laurie

Djibril Cisse and his Dodge Van was on were on the European version of "Pimp My Ride." Seriously.
peter

I'm guessing that Moritz Volz is the only one who gets around on a folding bike.
Nelson

it looks like john terry really likes his expensive cars