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Home » Fernando Alonso adds a legendary $10m Mercedes to his car collection

Fernando Alonso adds a legendary $10m Mercedes to his car collection. Fernando Alonso has expanded his impressive car collection.

Fernando Alonso, 2025 F1

Beyond the on-track battles, several Formula 1 drivers cultivate passions that are just as spectacular away from the circuit. Fernando Alonso is a perfect example, having recently shared online a remarkable addition to his personal car collection that immediately caught the attention of supercar enthusiasts worldwide. The two-time Formula 1 world champion has added a very rare Mercedes CLK GTR to his garage, a legendary machine closely linked to Mercedes’ racing heritage and its historic success at Le Mans.

A near-mythical Mercedes in Alonso’s garage

The Mercedes CLK GTR is far from an ordinary supercar. Born in the late 1990s as a road-going version of the endurance racer that dominated at Le Mans, only a handful of examples were produced to meet homologation requirements. As a result, the CLK GTR has achieved an almost mythical status among collectors and within the motorsport world. Today, this model regularly commands prices well above $10 million at auctions and in private sales.

Footage circulating on social media shows Fernando Alonso behind the wheel of the CLK GTR, proudly driving a car wearing the license plate “1414”, a clear nod to his iconic racing number. The images underline not only the exclusivity of the car, but also Fernando Alonso’s personal connection to motorsport history and engineering excellence.

A passion for unique and historic cars

This latest addition follows a series of high-profile automotive purchases by the Spanish driver. In recent months, Alonso has been seen with an Aston Martin Valiant valued at around $2.5 million, alongside other luxury and performance models, including a recently acquired Aston Martin DBX S. However, the Mercedes CLK GTR represents a step above, both in rarity and historical significance.

With its direct roots in endurance racing and its limited production numbers, the CLK GTR is not just a car with extraordinary financial value. It is a piece of racing history, embodying cutting-edge technology, extreme performance, and a legacy that continues to fascinate collectors and fans alike.

Speed and engineering beyond Formula 1

Fernando Alonso’s passion for exceptional cars highlights how Formula 1 drivers often remain deeply connected to speed, innovation, and mechanical beauty even away from the racetrack. By collecting vehicles that combine performance with rich motorsport heritage, Fernando Alonso continues to celebrate the culture of racing in all its forms, proving that for true competitors, the love for engineering and speed never truly switches off.

Fernando Alonso’s fascination with these dream machines reaffirms that even away from the Grand Prix paddock, the leading stars of F1 continue to live for speed, technology, and mechanical beauty. By curating a collection that speaks as much to performance as it does to automotive culture, Fernando Alonso is preserving the history of the sport he loves, proving that the boundary between the cockpit and the collection is often non-existent for a true racing enthusiast.

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