Rides of the Riches

Golfer Michelle Wie recalls the first time she drove a Hummer and took it to do some flipping in muddy rural roads- with her parents sitting pretty in the passenger seat.

A female earner of an average $ 1. 29 million at the age of 17 laughs as she describe how fun it is to get around the city with the hottest cars of all time. Not only that but imagine going to the grocery driving a diamond-white Mercedes- Benz GL550. Eye catching enough to attract those car stealer.

Wie is obviously one of those people who enjoy the benefits of being an elite superstar in the world of sports especially that this industry gives her the funds to continue her love of cars. Another premier athlete who is being blessed to buy cool rides is Hanley Ramirez who did not even bother to think if he could spend million of dollars for buying loads of Mercedes S63 AMG and Bentley Continental. These cars are parked in Ramirez’s houses in Florida and Dominican Republic.

The money that professional sports entrusts them sometimes goes to a love of cars. At the end of the day, these athletes can just spend tons of money with that generous salary. At the same time, not all rich athlete boasts flamboyant rides- one example would be  the Ford F- 150 of an Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones. He argues that flashy rides only reflects the unreachable reputation of all athletes but he doesn’t need one.

For Lebron James, the ride that is fit for a king is his customized Ferrari F430. A lot of dollars eh.

For Amusement and Business at the Same Time

Can you guess how many digits are involved in every partnership between the superstars and car companies? Obviously, we know that seven-figure endorsement contract for an athlete is enough to grab the opportunity. For instance, every advertisement from Buick starring Tiger Woods could give the golf star an average $ 7. 57 million.