What are Donald Trump’s top 5 favorite cars?

by AllAutoExperts    |  2 October, 2015

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Being a diverse person as he is, from a rude TV star and up to a billionaire, including a USA presidential candidate, Donald Trump's name has been recognized for almost half a century now, in all kinds of domains. He has managed to become an American brand, standing out for a rich guy.

If there ever was somebody in this universe who has had the Monopoly guy looks, it is him. Now his target is the White House, which has made him reveal his financial situation, making us all see the real value of Donald Trump.  His declaration reaches a 5 billion dollars value, contrary to Forbes' statement that he possesses over 10 billion dollars.

Some USA regions seem to have Donald Trump written all over them. From skyscrapers, golf clubs, helicopters, villas, hotels, and up to cars, of course. As expected, Donald Trump has expensive tastes in cars, so here are a Top 5 of his favorite automobiles.

1. 2003 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren

Being launched in 2003, it has represented the Mercedes comeback to the supercar market, back to the 300 SL iconic supercar from the 50s and up to the McLaren F1. With an almost scandalous design and a 5.4 liters engine, this car has 617 hp and has been one of the most impressive and memorable models in its era. And one of the most expensive, too, carrying a 455 000 dollar price, it has been an exclusive model available only to some of the richest buyers, including Donald in 2005.

2. "50s Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud

When it comes to big love, there is no car bigger than Rolls Royce. Being one of the best UK models, Trump has been a proud possessor of one of them.

3. Rolls Royce Phantom

Seeing the billionaire driving his new Phantom whenever he feels like it is no news at all. This car can be projected based on the owner's desires and the word says that Trump's Phantom is full is gold.

4. 1997 Lamborghini Diablo VT

The V12 engine with a 6 liters capacity can develop a maximum speed of more than 200 miles per hour, which means a four wheels driving system, with 530 hp. It has Trump written on it.

5. 2011 Chevrolet Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car

Up until 2011, Trump's popularity has experienced constant growth, in spite of the existing critics. The 500th Camaro Pace Car edition has been one of this popularity's features, with 426 hp and a 6 liters V8 engine.

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