When you enter Lionel Messi’s garage, you’ll be in a world of luxury and speed that can compete with the fantasies of any multibillionaire. Messi’s collection reads like the wishlist of a fan of luxury automobiles, including Mercedes-AMGs, Cadillacs, and Range Rovers.

Messi is the second best paid athlete in the world with an estimated income of $600 million. So it should come as no surprise that he has the most impressive collection of sports vehicles, including the crown gem, a Ferrari 335 S Scaglietti Spider with a mind-blowing $36M price tag!

To put things in perspective, the cost of this one automobile exceeds the sum of Michael Jordan’s yearly earnings at his prime, when he rose to become the highest-paid NBA player, earning “only” $33M during the 1997–98 season.

Let’s get back to the main attraction, the magnificent Ferrari 335 S Scaglietti Spider. Only four of this automotive marvel, known as “the prancing horse of 1957,” were ever produced, and only three of them are still in existence. It is a genuine diamond in Messi’s collection because of its rarity and historical importance.

Although many people may be in awe of Messi’s collection, the unavoidable comparison to his bitter rival Cristiano Ronaldo may cause some raised eyebrows. Ronaldo presently edges away Messi as the vehicle race between the two football juggernauts continues, showcasing his driving skills.