Top 10 Cars Owned by Billionaires

[Erik]

Top 10 Vehicles Owned by Billionaires hilarious This is pathetic!

William Gates III - Microsoft Founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 1
Net Worth: $50 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1999 Porsche 911 Convertible ; 1988 Porsche 959 Coupe
Source: State of Washington Department of Licensing

Warren Buffett - billionaire investor
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 2
Net Worth: $42 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2001 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series
Source: Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles

Ingvar Kamprad - IKEA Founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 4
Net Worth: $28 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1993 Volvo 240 GL
Source: Financial Times

Paul Allen - Microsoft co founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 6
Net Worth: $22 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1988 Porsche 959 Coupe ; 1988 Mazda B-Series Pickup
Source: State of Washington Department of Licensing

Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud - Saudi Prince
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 8
Net Worth: $20 billion
Vehicles Owned: Infiniti FX45; Hummer H1; Volvo XC90; Rolls-Royce Phantom ; Daewoo Matiz
Source: French news magazine program, “Zone Interdite” on broadcasting network M6

Michael Dell - Dell Computers Founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 12
Net Worth: $17.1 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2004 Porsche Boxster; 2005 Hummer H2
Source: Texas Department of Transportation

Lawrence Ellison - Oracle founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 15
Net Worth: $16 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2006 Bentley Flying Spur ; Bentley Continental GT
Source: Business Week magazine

Jim Walton - Walmart co-owner
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 17
Net Worth: $15.9 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2002 Dodge Dakota Pickup ; 2000 Acura Integra; 1998 Mitsubishi Montero Sport; 1999 Chevrolet Silverado Pickup; 1959 Cadillac
Source: Arkansas Office of Motor Vehicles

Alice Walton - Walmart co-owner
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 20
Net Worth: $15.7 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2006 Ford F-150 King Ranch
Source: Texas Department of Transportation

Steven Ballmer - Microsoft billionaire
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 24
Net Worth: $13.6 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1998 Lincoln Continental
Source: State of Washington Department of Licensing

[Duma]

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Originally posted by Erik
Top 10 Vehicles Owned by Billionaires hilarious This is pathetic!

William Gates III - Microsoft Founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 1
Net Worth: $50 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1999 Porsche 911 Convertible ; 1988 Porsche 959 Coupe
Source: State of Washington Department of Licensing

Warren Buffett - billionaire investor
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 2
Net Worth: $42 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2001 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series
Source: Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles

Ingvar Kamprad - IKEA Founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 4
Net Worth: $28 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1993 Volvo 240 GL
Source: Financial Times

Paul Allen - Microsoft co founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 6
Net Worth: $22 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1988 Porsche 959 Coupe ; 1988 Mazda B-Series Pickup
Source: State of Washington Department of Licensing

Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud - Saudi Prince
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 8
Net Worth: $20 billion
Vehicles Owned: Infiniti FX45 ; Hummer H1 ; Volvo XC90 ; Rolls-Royce Phantom ; Daewoo Matiz
Source: French news magazine program, “Zone Interdite” on broadcasting network M6

Michael Dell - Dell Computers Founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 12
Net Worth: $17.1 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2004 Porsche Boxster ; 2005 Hummer H2
Source: Texas Department of Transportation

Lawrence Ellison - Oracle founder
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 15
Net Worth: $16 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2006 Bentley Flying Spur ; Bentley Continental GT
Source: Business Week magazine

Jim Walton - Walmart co-owner
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 17
Net Worth: $15.9 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2002 Dodge Dakota Pickup ; 2000 Acura Integra ; 1998 Mitsubishi Montero Sport ; 1999 Chevrolet Silverado Pickup ; 1959 Cadillac
Source: Arkansas Office of Motor Vehicles

Alice Walton - Walmart co-owner
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 20
Net Worth: $15.7 billion
Vehicles Owned: 2006 Ford F-150 King Ranch
Source: Texas Department of Transportation

Steven Ballmer - Microsoft billionaire
Rank on Forbes.com 2006 World’s Billionaires List: 24
Net Worth: $13.6 billion
Vehicles Owned: 1998 Lincoln Continental
Source: State of Washington Department of Licensing

[Benman]

Well, I guess this proves they didn't become billionares by blowing all their $$$ on cars! LOL!

Ben

[Leadfoot]

What no Audis.

Well it just shows, no amount of money can give you good taste.

[maarten]

They realy don't care much for what car they are driving in are they

I like the 959 some have a few special cars but the most are realy lame if i had 50 billion $dollars$ at least 2% would go in to my car park but then again i'm a real car freak I want al the cars I can't afford :P

[Audihead]

Millonaires are cooler than Billionaires, they like cars. For example people like Nicholas Cage, Jay Leno, Ralph Lauren. Those guys have some sweet rides!

[sturs6]

weren't the 959's illegal in the US when they were released?

[Leadfoot]

Originally posted by Audihead
Millonaires are cooler than Billionaires, they like cars. For example people like Nicholas Cage, Jay Leno, Ralph Lauren. Those guys have some sweet rides!

The difference is Billionaires and Millionaires are Billionaires are businessmen and none are celebrates unlike Millionaires. Millionaires have lost the respected of money and Billionaires never do.

[Audihead]

Originally posted by Leadfoot
The difference is Billionaires and Millionaires are Billionaires are businessmen and none are celebrates unlike Millionaires. Millionaires have lost the respected of money and Billionaires never do.

Billionaires can respect money, be eccentric and do what ever they want to do. But for pete's sake can't they drive something cool too? Sure you could some restraint by driving a '88 Mazda pickup, but why. Dear god why? I also think they may have holding companies that have their cars registered under those names instead of their own. Once you become that rich, you really don't want your name involved with owning certain things.

[mr]

that have their cars registered under those names instead of their own. Once you become that rich, you really don't want your name involved with owning certain things.

I think audihead's right -> most of those guys do own other cars ... but they're registered somewhere in their companies.

but ... despite of that ... I do find the volvo of the Ikea finder so cool -> well ... no rolls, no h1 ... nothing bling bling -> just a volvo 240


... Ikea has for sure registered a few cars on its name.

rgds
mr

[SoCal]

Go, Ingvar! Love the car. So practical. So, well, Swedish. If it works, why throw it away?

But seriously, if you're that focused on building an outrageously successful business and accumulating vast savings in the billions of dollars, is it any surprise that you might not make car collecting a priority? And if you've got a driver in a fleet of corporate cars taking you from office to private jet all the time, is it any surprise that you might not want a car that's a pure driver's car? And if you really did collect cars, would you really register them under your own name? I think not.

Gotta like the 959s though...Paul and Bill must have gone shopping together that year as MS stock shot through the roof.

[Leadfoot]

Originally posted by SoCal
Go, Ingvar! Love the car. So practical. So, well, Swedish. If it works, why throw it away?

But seriously, if you're that focused on building an outrageously successful business and accumulating vast savings in the billions of dollars, is it any surprise that you might not make car collecting a priority? And if you've got a driver in a fleet of corporate cars taking you from office to private jet all the time, is it any surprise that you might not want a car that's a pure driver's car? And if you really did collect cars, would you really register them under your own name? I think not.

Gotta like the 959s though...Paul and Bill must have gone shopping together that year as MS stock shot through the roof.

You have just say correctly, what I was trying to say in my earlier post. Anyway how can a car collection compete with owning a football team for entertainment. Check out how many Billionaires own Sporting Team, be it football, basketball, baseball or American football. They are in these to prove that money can buy you success, and you know what - they're right.