Max Verstappen Car Collection, Ranked

Max Verstappen is currently at the peak of his career as an F1 driver, allowing him to build an impressive collection of high-performance cars. His collection includes many expected brands such as Porsche, Ferrari, Aston Martin, and even some surprises like Renault. Since winning the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix, the Dutch driver has become a major contender in the race series, enabling him to invest significantly in his growing private collection.

While his collection features several track-focused cars, Verstappen also has a taste for other types of cars, with a particular fondness for Aston Martins. Continue reading to discover the most impressive and expensive cars in his collection.

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Max Verstappen is quite private about the specifics of his car collection, making it challenging to track down all the details. However, through interviews with GQ, the South China Morning Post, and Top Gear, we have confirmed the cars he owns. Specifications and pricing were obtained from the manufacturers’ websites, and we have ranked the cars based on their original MSRPs, starting from the least expensive to the most valuable.

92017 Mercedes-Benz C63 S AMG – $75,000

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Max Vertsappen Fleetingly Owned A C63 AMG

The cheapest car on this list is one that Verstappen didn’t keep for very long: the Mercedes-Benz C63 S AMG. This stylish German coupe has plenty of style and power on tap. It manages 0-60 in under 4 seconds even though it tips the scales at over 4,000 pounds. Despite this marvelous engineering, Verstappen didn’t hold onto it long. Top Gear Netherlands reported that a ‘well-known F1 driver’, which the site heavily implied was Verstappen, put it up for auction after owning it for less than a year. It’s hard to have privacy selling your car if you’re as high profile as this F1 champion. It also means that it’s hard to keep track of exactly what cars are or have been in his garage.

82018 Aston Martin Vantage – $149,995

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Max Verstappen Has A Soft Spot For Aston Martins

One thing that’s clear, is that Verstappen has a real love of Aston Martins, he’s even had a hand in the development of a couple of them. That’s no different with the Vantage, as in an interview with GQ, he said about the English sports car, “It looks very aggressive. I think it’s very racy.” This traditionally smaller car from the British brand packs a real punch with its 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8. Despite being their entry-level model, this sleek coupe packs a 503 horsepower bite.

72016 Porsche 911 GT3 RS – $176,895

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This 911 GT3 RS Was Purchased By Max After WInning His First F1 Race

It makes a lot of sense for a brand famed for their legendary driver’s cars to make it into Verstappen’s garage. He made a great choice with the track-special GT3 RS 991.1 generation Porsche 911. According to GQ, after winning his first race in F1, the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix, Verstappen asked his dad for permission to buy the car as a gift for himself. Of course, Verstappen’s father, being a former F1 driver, knows a thing or two about spirited driving and what cars are best for it.

62016 Aston Martin DB11 – $214,820

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The Aston Martin DB11 Houses A 6.5-Liter V12

Coming in next is one of the many choices of the fictional spy James Bond. Verstappen owns the brutally powerful V12 coupe, which is capable of speeds up to 187 MPH. While his car might not be as kitted out as Daniel Craig’s James Bond, Max might be one of the few people on earth talented enough to pull off the same lucky escapes and driving maneuvers that Bond does. To keep things interesting for the world champion, Aston Martin cram no fewer than 528 horses under the hood of this luxury GT car, all of which are sent directly to the rear wheels.

52018 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera – $307,820

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The DBS Superleggera Churns Out Over 700 Horsepower

This next Aston Martin is the largest grand tourer of the line-up, and one of the most powerful cars the brand has ever produced. In this car, Max could achieve 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds, and go above 200 mph – not bad for a road car. While it might not be as fast as a Formula 1 car in the corners, this car is definitely more comfortable and can seat four adults, which makes it one of the more practical cars in Max’s eclectic collection.

42018 Ferrari 488 Pista – $331,000

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The Pista Is A Hardcore Track-Orientated Ferrari 488

The next car in Verstappen’s garage is the Ferrari 488 Pista, a car lauded for its track character and stunning acceleration. The Ferrari 488 Pista boasts a gas-only powertrain that churns out no fewer than 711 horsepower, which propels the supercar from 0 to 60 mph in a mind-bending 2.85 seconds. To put the speed of the 488 Pista into perspective, it achieved a time of 1 minute and 21.5 seconds around the legendary Fiorano test track, which is a full 3.4 seconds quicker than the Ferrari Enzo managed.

After it looked like the 2022 F1 season would be between Verstappen and Leclerc, the Dutchman has gone on to utterly dominate F1 in 2022

32014 Renault R.S. 01. $400,000

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This Renault Is A Carbon Tub French Race Car With The Heart Of A Nissan GT-R

You might not have heard of the Renault R.S. 01., but this carbon fiber shell of a race car shares a motor with the legendary R35 Nissan GT-R. With one of the greatest V6s ever at its heart, the track-focused car from the French automaker is at home on the track. Although pricey with a value of $400,000, this awesome Renault shows what the VR38DETT from Nissan is capable of in a more race-focused chassis, and is one of Verstappen’s most expensive rides.

22019 Ferrari Monza SP2 – $1.8 Million

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The Monza SP2 Is A V12-Powered Open-Top Speedster From Ferrari

The Monza from Ferrari exudes an old-school charm that few cars still have – its styling evokes that of the great classic racers of old. What’s more, it’s an open-top speedster with almost no windshield. Therefore, when coupled to a huge 6.5-liter V12 engine, it surely makes for one of the more exhilarating drives in Max’s garage, outside of his F1 paddock, that is. Perhaps the only downside here is the price of almost $2 million, a price fitting for a multiple F1 world champion.

12022 Aston Martin Valkyrie – $3.5 Million

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