By Minh Hieu  June 18, 2024 | 08:37 pm PT
Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Photo by AP
Despite his $176.7 billion net worth, Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire founder of Facebook, is known for owning relatively inexpensive cars, with the exception of a Pagani Huayra supercar.
Acura TSX
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A black 2006 Acura TSX. Photo from Wikimedia Commons/Elise240SX |
The tech mogul is frequently seen cruising in a black Acura TSX, a compact car valued at around $30,000, according to CNBC.
Zuckerberg said he favors the car as it is "safe, comfortable, and not ostentatious."
Volkswagen Golf GTI
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A Volkswagen Golf GTI MK6. Photo courtesy of Volkswagen Australia |
Zuckerberg bought a Volkswagen Golf GTI with manual transmission in 2014, Business Insider reported.
At the time, the model, with all options maxed out, cost $30,415.
It offered a spacious interior, comfortable seating, and well-rounded features.
Honda Fit
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A Honda Fit. Photo courtesy of Honda Global |
The Facebook founder has also been spotted driving a Honda Fit on multiple occasions.
The four-door hatchback, also known as Honda Jazz in markets outside the US, is rated as a reliable and practical vehicle with a starting price of $17,185, according to Car and Driver magazine.
Ford Bronco
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Two Ford Broncos as seen in an Instagram post by Mark Zuckerberg. Photo from Mark Zuckerberg's Instagram |
In 2022, Zuckerberg shared a photo of two refurbished Ford Broncos on Instagram, captioned "his and hers," implying that he and his wife each own one of the car.
While he did not disclose the value of these cars, a brand new Ford Bronco would have cost at least $32,895 at the time of the post.
Pagani Huayra
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A Pagani Huayra. Photo courtesy of Pagani |
While the billionaire has not been seen driving this supercar, he reportedly bought a Pagani Huayra in 2014, which had a manufacturer suggested retail price of $1.4 million.
Pagani, the Italian manufacturer of the car, is known for its ultra-luxury sports cars.
A newer version of the model, the 2020 Huayra, has a starting price of $3.4 million.
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