From classic hot rods to iconic hypercars, Brees has a diverse and impressive portfolio.
He recently sold his Chevrolet Camaro which was equipped with unique bonus accessories.
At $2.2 million, his Bugatti Veyron costs more than the entire house of some of his peers.
NFL star Drew Brees is famous for breaking records on the field, but he’s also a big fan of equipment.
From classic hot rods to iconic hypercars, Brees has a diverse and impressive portfolio worth $4.2 million.
Let’s take a look at some of the many valuable and enviable cars owned by Drew Brees.
Brees loves Chevrolet Camaros and has owned several at different times.
In addition to the 1967 model shown below, he owned another (above).
The 1969 model has Hugger Orange bodywork with black striping.
It features a Chevrolet Big Block engine, an icon of the muscle car era.
The car sold for $62,500 and came with some priceless extras, including tickets to an upcoming Saints game, an autographed jersey and the chance to meet Brees in person.
Shelby GT500
It’s no secret that Brees loves vintage muscle cars.
Since its inception in 1967, the Shelby has remained one of the most admired and coveted cars.
It features a 7.0-liter V8 engine, making this beauty both capable and fun to drive.
We don’t know how much Brees spent on his Shelby, but it’s worth around $200,000 today.
Rolls-Royce Cullinan
Brees makes his daily commute in this high-end SUV.
The Cullinan is outrageously luxurious, equipped with a drinks cabinet including Rolls-Royce whiskey glasses and a fridge.
Brees’ Cullinan cost him $340,000.
Bugatti Veyron
Brees’ crown jewel has to be his Bugatti Veyron.
The Veyron was the world’s fastest car for almost a decade, making it one of the greatest hypercars of all time.
It was the first road car to reach 250 miles per hour and can reach 60 miles per hour in just 2.5 seconds.
A simple oil change of the Veyron will cost him $25,000.
With a price tag of $2.2 million, Brees’ Bugatti represents half the value of his entire fleet.
And that car alone is worth more than many of his fellow NFL players’ entire homes.
