Aside from Basketball, NBA star Kobe Bryant has a great passion for wheels too. The multi-millionaire cager has reportedly spent multi-millions on luxurious vehicles on land and on air too!
The retired professional NBA star grew up in Italy and has grown to love Italian cars. His father Joe Bryant, who was a former NBA player too, played in the Italian league since 1984. Kobe Bryant currently owns a Ferrari 360 Modena and two Lamborghinis, the Aventador and Murcielago models.
The garage of this 2-time NBA MVP is proof of his love for exceptional cars. Adding to the fleet of Italian high-end cars, the NBA slam dunk champion also have a Range Rover, a Bentley and a Cadillac Escalade in his garage.
Furthermore, Kobe Bryant does not just have the heart for luxurious land vehicles. The 38-year-old All-Star also has a soft spot for an aerial vehicle.
Yes, the NBA star owns a helicopter. Although not just bought out of luxury, his chopper seems to be very beneficial to him and his friends.
His helicopter gives him the ease in escaping the traffic in going to work from his Orange Country estate. His chopper has also served as an ambulance when a fellow NBA player Steve Blake got injured and needed to reach an afternoon appointment with his doctor, TWCC reported.
In another report, Kobe Bryant also owned a Call of Duty Black Ops special edition Jeep Wrangler, a Ferrari 458 Italia 570 HP, another Ferrari F430 500 HP, a 1963 Chevy Impala, a Bentley Continental GT 600 HP, and a Bentley Azure Mulliner Convertible 360 HP. Booshsports has posted the images of these gorgeous cars which you may view on this link.
Meanwhile, aside from his passion for cars, Kobe Bryant also has a compassionate heart. He and his wife Vanessa has also shared their millions through several charitable works via their own foundation named Kobe and Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation which supports the less fortunate young people and families. The NBA star is also engaged in another organization, the Kobe Bryant China Fund which aims to gather money in China in partnership with the government to uphold health and education.
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