Drew Brees has a car collection worth more than most NFL stars’ mansions

NFL star Drew Brees is famous for breaking records on the field but he’s also a huge gearhead.

From classic hot rods to iconic hypercars, Brees has a diverse and impressive portfolio worth $4.2 million.

Let’s look at a few of the many valuable and enviable cars belonging to Drew Brees.

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Chevrolet Camaro

Brees loves Chevy Camaros and he’s owned different ones at different points.

In addition to the 1967 model pictured below, he also owned another one (above).

The 1969 model has a Hugger Orange exterior with a black stripe detail.

It boasts a Chevrolet big block engine, an icon in the era of muscle cars.

The car sold for $62,500 and came with a few priceless extras including tickets to an upcoming Saints game, an autographed jersey, and a chance to meet Brees himself.

Shelby GT500

It’s no secret that Brees loves his vintage muscle cars.

Since its creation in 1967, the Shelby has remained one of the most admired and coveted cars out there.

It boasts a 7.0-liter V8 engine, making this beauty both a high-performance vehicle and a joy to drive.

We don’t know how much Brees spent on his Shelby but it’s worth about $200,000 today.

Rolls-Royce Cullinan

Brees does his day-to-day driving in this premium SUV.

The Cullinan is outrageously luxurious, equipped with a drinks cabinet that includes Rolls-Royce whisky glasses and a fridge.

Brees’ Cullinan set him back $340,000.

Bugatti Veyron

The jewel in Brees’ crown has to be his Bugatti Veyron.

The Veyron was the fastest car in the world for almost a decade, making it one of the greatest hypercars of all time.

It was the first road car to ever reach 250mph and can reach 60mph in a mere 2.5 seconds.

Just an oil change for the Veyron will set him back $25,000.

With a price of $2,2 million, Brees’ Bugatti counts for half of his entire fleet’s worth.

And this car alone is worth more than many of his fellow NFL players’ entire homes.