Chris Evans can’t stop spending all his money on cars, you could call him a Ferrari addict because he just can’t help himself

Radio DJ Chris Evans is a certified petrolhead and could even be described as a Ferrari addict.

The former BBC Radio 1 personality has a seriously impressive collection of cars.

He’s the proud owner of multiple Ferraris plus a Bentley, and more.

But his most wacky and wild purchase? Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

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Chris Evans is most likely known for his vibrant radio personality and presenting gigs.

But did you know that the DJ is also a massive petrolhead?

He’s the proud owner of many more than a few motors.

However, he’s not the only celeb to boast a car collection.

For example, Philadephia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has a collection that consists of a BMW M8 and a Ford S550 Mustang.

Keeping Up with the Kardashians star Scott Disick also has a 20-car collection with customized cars worth $3 million.

But, we digress – let’s take a look at what Chris has in his garage, shall we?

Chris is quite the Ferrari addict, some may say

It’s clear to see that Evans is obsessed with Ferraris – and we can’t blame him, either.

The expertly-crafted Italian cars have a whole host of celebrity fans.

Chris’ collection is a bit special, though.

From a 1971 Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spyder that set him back a mighty $2.87 million to a Ferrari 328 GTS – no edition is off limits for this Ferrari fan.

The radio personality also reportedly made history when he bought a 1961 Californian Spyder that was previously the property of The Magnificent Seven actor James Coburn – that came with a hefty price tag of over $10,000,000.

If that was enough, he has quite the famed big brother to his mean speed machines – none other than Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

He’s even bagged a piece of blockbuster history

Yes – you read that right.

THE Chitty Chitty Bang Bang from the 1968 movie…wild.

The car is in fact a Ford Racing V6 and holds the title of the only car that runs from the original movie.

Other motors sitting proudly on his driveway include a Mk1 Ford Escort Mexico, a Bentley and not one, but two Mercedes – an S class and a 1965 230SL.

That’s not forgetting the 1964 Daimler V8 Vicarage Convertible and one of the final SP250 Dart cop cars.

But, what do you think?

Should the DJ simply stop splashing the cash, or should he keep bagging the beasts to drive on England’s highways in style?