The basketball GOAT has owned a very diverse automobile collection.
Michael Jordan recently celebrated his 59th birthday, and is still considered to be the best NBA player of all time. Although he’s been retired for many years, he is still the first person who will pop into your mind at the mention of basketball legends - he wasn’t too bad at baseball or acting either! If you were alive in the 80s and 90s, you saw Jordan everywhere, he was a branding genius, on top of being one of the most highly skilled athletes in the world. So what did all that success afford him car wise? We’re actually really digging the collection of cars he has acquired over the years, let’s check it out.
Michael Jordan loves his C4 Corvettes, anyone who's spent time on a Corvette forum could probably tell you all about it. These are very humble cars, especially for someone with all the money in the world to spend on one, but they've obviously made an impression with the basketball superstar.
In his rotation of Corvettes was once, and we hope he still has it, a 40th Anniversary Edition C4 Corvette ZR1.
He also has a C5 Corvette, as seen in The Last Dance. Keeping in mind that this is based on ones Michael has been seen in public in, he's likely to have a ton more Corvettes.
It’s rumored that Michael Jordan was inspired by the design of this car in the creation of the Air Jordan VI, which was made in 1991. The heel tab does resemble a whale-tail spoiler, so there is some clout to the idea.
Ferrari 550 Maranello
Here's another car with a Jordan show connection, this Ferrari 550 Maranello was picked for its bright red color that's seen on the Jordan XIV.
Porsche 911 Turbo S
This 993-generation Porsche 911 Turbo S was seen when Jordan exited the arena on The Last Dance. This sexy little red sports car sports the most appropriate vanity plate of all time, with an "AIR" license plate.
Mercedes-McLaren SLR 722 Edition
Bought in 2007, Jordan's Mercedes-McLaren SLR 722 Edition only spent a few years in his collection before ending up on eBay with less than 1,000 miles on it, he must not be a fan!
Bugatti Veyron Sang Noir
If you've noticed, a lot of cars on this list are before his retirement, with the exception of this and the prior, that's because Jordan has been very discreet about how he spends his money since retiring, It's believed that he is one of the high-profile Bugatti customer who owns a Type 57S Atlantique, a car with a top speed of 253 mph, and ability to sprint to 60 mph in 2.6-seconds.
This is just a highlight of the many cars the icon has been spotted around in. Just based on these cars, Michael Jordan has one of the best car collections of any celebrity or athlete (in his case, both) we've profiled lately.
On the NBA website, Jordan's biography states, "By acclamation, Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time." A total of “12” cars are in stock in his garage. I know, you might think that he owns a total number of “23” cars in his garage due to his signature number.
Jordan became better at playing than everyone else by first becoming better at practicing than everyone else. Until the end of his career, Michael was known to be the first person to get to the gym and the last one to leave.
Michael Jordan is considered the best basketball player ever. His points per game average for his whole NBA career is higher than anyone else at 30.1. Jordan ranks third in all-time points scored with 32,292 points (ESPN). He also has the highest points per game average in the postseason with 33.5.
The Phoenix Suns forward is reportedly worth $170 million, making him one of the wealthiest basketball players. He's been photographed with his red Ferrari California, part of the most expensive car collection of any player in the NBA—the collection is valued at more than $4 million.
The Toyota Land Cruiser Pickup is the favourite of Jordanian car buyers in 2022. Discover over a decade of Jordan Historical Data here. 34,543 new light vehicles found a new home in Jordan in 2022. Toyota is once again head and shoulders above the competition with a stunning 40% share.
Since retiring as NBA player for good in 2003, he has built a lucrative career in business and as a team owner and uses his wealth for philanthropic purposes, including the most recent donation. He also indulges: He has a secret golf course, sprawling estates, an NBA team, restaurants, and interest in DraftKings.
James has four rings but leads Jordan in nearly every other statistic. Jordan leads in points, averaging 30.1 to 27.1, but James beats Jordan in rebounds, 7.5 to 6.2; assists, 7.4 to 5.3; field goal percentages, 50.5 to 49.7; and 3-point percentages, 34.7 to 32.7.
Michael Jordan practice for five to six hours a day, that's a simple answer to your question but if you want to be successful like him there's no need to imitate him because Michael did what he was capable of with full determination.
On a per-game basis, Jordan is superior in the scoring department, but James grabs rebounds and dishes out assists at a higher rate. While both players are known for tenacious defense on the wing, Jordan finished first in the league in steals three times in his career. James has not yet claimed a steals title.
Jordan tried out for his varsity basketball team during his sophom*ore year of high school. At the time, he was around 5' 10” tall and reportedly on the skinny side.
Michael Jordan is widely considered to be the greatest basketball player of all time. In fact, he's arguably one of the greatest athletes of all time. He was a four-time gold medalist with USA Basketball, including winning two Olympic golds, and was twice named the USA Basketball Male Athlete of the Year.
The scary thing is that the five per cent royalty Jordan receives will continue to explode in coming years with Nike setting ambitious targets about the brand's growth. The 60-year-old's 2023 royalties jumped more than $100m (US$70m) this year from the amount he received in 2022.
How much are Michael Jordan's rings worth? Michael Jordan's every ring is valued at $150,000 so all of his all 6 rings in total are worth around $900,000.
Nike released more commercials centered on his sneakers: Filmmaker Spike Lee collaborated with the Bulls star in a 1988 television ad saying, “It's gotta be the shoes.” Years later, Nike signed Jordan to a contract; he is currently entitled to 5% royalties on each Jordan Brand shoe sale.
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