Yaya Toure Adds Second N100million Rolls Royce to His Luxury Supercar Collection (Photos)

Posted by Odinaka on Tue 19th Apr, 2016 - tori.ng

Ivorian star footballer, Yaya Toure who is reported to have spent an estimated one million pounds on luxury cars, has been seen driving around is several classy cars including a Mercedes G Class jeep, a Mercedes Brabus 850, a Bentley Continental and a Porsche Carerra

Yaya Toure has spent an estimated £1m on cars

Ivory Coast national team captain and Manchester City star, Yaya Toure may not be in the best of forms recently, but his off-pitch lavish style cannot be scoffed at.

The four-time African footballer of the year, who earns a staggering £230,000 (N65 million) a week at the Etihad, has been seen in more Rolls Royces and Supercars than can be found on Floyd Mayweather’s Instagram page.

Yaya Toure in a Rolls Royce Phantom coupe

The 32-year-old star's limited edition Wraith was overshadowed when team-mate and Frenchman, Samir Nasri arrived in a £330,000 Lamborghini Aventador, the Ivorian has now splashed cash on a Rolls Royce Phantom, worth £350,000 (N100,289,847.44).

According to Mirror UK, Toure, who has spent an estimated £1m on cars, splashed the cash on a Rolls Royce Phantom, worth £350,000. He has also been seen driving a Mercedes G Class jeep, a Mercedes Brabus 850, a Bentley Continental and a Porsche Carerra.

Toure and his Porsche

However, the former Barcelona star arrived for training ahead of Tuesday night's Premier League clash against Newcastle in the Rolls Royce Phantom.

Then luxury motor is described as: “a star-filled night-sky effect, with 1,600 individual fibre optic lights hand-fitted into the lining of the roof.”

Yaya Toure's cars parked outside his previous home

The Rolls Royce website adds: “A commanding presence, Phantom Family encapsulates contemporary luxury. Its signature design is complemented by modern features, with the potential to personalise it to the smallest detail.

“Born of the desire to build The Best Car in the World, Phantom is the result of complete creative and engineering freedom.”