Chelsea’s new boy Ziyech boasts of expensive car collection

CHELSEA new boy Hakim Ziyech can afford a luxury upgrade on an expensive new motor - having joined the Blues on a £100,000-a-week deal. The £37million signing from Ajax bought a £92,000 Audi RS6-R, but its current specifications clearly weren’t good enough. So he upgraded it with a special ABT package that would’ve cost an ADDITIONAL £70,000. That stunning new car joins his Lamborghinis - a Urus and Aventador - in Ziyech’s garage. They’re all a step up from the VW Golf GTI he was seen driving in Amsterdam, before he hit the big time. Ziyech, 27, was seen on Instagram posing with his latest purchase, a super Audi RS6-R customised by German tuner’s ABT, looking very pleased with himself. They created 125 special RS6-R models with all the trimmings from their extensive catalogue. And although many of the specs haven’t been revealed, the 0-62mph will no doubt be quicker than its original number because of its 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 that manages 730bhp. A top speed of 199 mph is also faster than the regular RS6. While a stainless steel ports exhaust system lets your car roar like one of those muscle cars you see in the Fast and Furious franchise. The cost of this upgrade is a cool £70,000, and that’s on top of the price of the car which starts at £92,000. Through the years, as his star has risen on the European scene, Ziyech has had a penchant for Italian car brand Lamborghini. On social media, he happily showed off a red Aventador - with a starting price of £271,146. One of the fastest cars in the world, it’s capable of reaching 0-62mph in just 2.9 seconds. The Aventador can also hit a top speed of 217 mph. Ziyech’s second Lambo is the much sought after Urus - a brilliantly luxurious SUV. Premier League stars including Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Roberto Firmino are also proud owners of the £159,925 4x4. Slower than the Aventador, it can still hit a top speed of 190 mph - making it the fastest SUV on the market, as well as reach 0-62 mph in 3.6 seconds. Morocco international Ziyech is also a fan of German engineering. He has been seen driving a luxurious Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe, with a starting price of £43,920. Available in various versions, dependant on performance, Manchester United starlet Mason Greenwood was recently seen arriving at their Carrington training ground in one. It’s an SUV that screams class. We all have to start somewhere, and so did Hakim. One of his first motors was a VW Golf GTI - that would’ve set him back around £36,610. With a top speed of 155 mph, it’s nowhere near as fast as his Lamborghinis. Getting from 0-62 mph in 6.4 seconds isn’t that impressive either. However, the Golf is certainly one of the most dependable cars on the market and one of the most popular. For now, though, he’s an Audi man.

Chelsea’s new boy Ziyech boasts of expensive car collection

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