10 Most Expensive Things Owned By Donald Trump

Whichever way you look at it, Donald Trump is immensely rich and is currently worth just over three billion dollars. The real estate mogul and television star who found a third career as president of the United States can afford al

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anything he wants and has no problem showing that ability to everyone. around him, aside from his documented love of cheap fast food, there aren't many Donald Trump purchases the average person can afford here now are the big questions here are the

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the president spends his billions on so many cars Like many rich people, Donald Trump has an exquisite car collection.

It could be among the most impressive, although more for quality than quantity. Trump doesn't collect dozens of cars, but what he does own are some of the most

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, powerful, and highest-quality luxury vehicles ever made. He owns a 2003 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren that cost over four hundred and forty-five thousand dollars at the time of its release. He also keeps a 1997 Lamborghini Diablo VT, a Mercedes Maybach s600, a Tesla Roadster, and a 2016 Cadillac Escalade. Additionally, he keeps a 2015 Rolls-Royce. The spec around this vehicle starts at $500,000 and is fully customizable, who knows how much Trump spent to make the interior as lush and golden as he likes everything else.

Then there's his 2011 Chevrolet Camaro Indianapolis 500 pace car, which was a legitimate pace car he apparently was. He is supposed to drive the 2011 Indy 500 until scheduling issues make that impossible. Finally there is his 1956 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, which is technically a replica. This was one of Trump's first cars and he fell so in love with it that he eventually paid Rolls-Royce. To make him a new one just like it, the offer was clearly attractive enough for the company to happily accept seventeen golf clubs, as it has demonstrated many times in recent years. Donald Trump loves the game of golf and has been investing in the sport since 1999, when he bought his first club but he certainly didn't stop at one.

Currently the president owns not one, not two, but 17 different golf courses around the world, many of His clubs were properties he acquired after the Great Recession of 2008, yet he spent hundreds of millions of dollars simply purchasing all of these properties, never mind renovating them and turning them into showcases worthy of both his brand and his favorite pastime, e.g. Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles. Trump paid $27 million to buy the course from its former owners after a landslide sank the 18th hole and forced the club into bankruptcy. Since then, Trump and his organization have spent more than two hundred and sixty million dollars renovating and updating it, making it the most

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golf course in history, although most of Trump's golf properties are located in the US. ., also owns several courses in Ireland, Scotland and Dubai.

Once he leaves office, there is no reason to think that he won't look to add even more causes, possibly in more countries, to his repertoire, that way he can play golf on his own course, literally, anywhere around the world. 100 million. one dollar private plane if Trump ever feels that a luxury helicopter is too small he always has his luxury private jet to play with on his personal Boeing 757 is one of the most valuable and powerful private planes in the world Trump bought the Boeing that was had built in 2011 for a whopping $100 million, that alone makes the plane now formally dubbed Trump Force One the eighth most expensive plane in the world;

It is probably worth even more now that its owner has improved it so much inside that you will find a living room and bedrooms. a dining room, a guest room and Trump's personal master bedroom, inside the master bedroom is a private movie entertainment system and a private bathroom. That bathroom, as befits Trump, has a sink with a 24-karat gold interior, but don't feel left out just yet if that sink can be used. Almost everything that can be worn on the plane is gold plated. The plane itself is a technical marvel that features a state-of-the-art computerized glass cockpit and two Rolls-Royce engines that can propel Trump Force One at speeds exceeding 500 miles per hour, it's no wonder Trump didn't want to. exactly park it in favor of the official Air Force 1 upon taking office, but that's exactly what he had to do since the presidential plane has real security measures and access to military personnel. secrets and operating procedures, you'll simply have to wait until the job is done to fly your beloved Trump Force One again three helicopters many rich people own helicopters Meanwhile, Trump reportedly has three mainly because okay, Trump, to be fair, We've only seen two of them and considering how much Trump likes to show off his wealth, it's quite curious that he doesn't show off all of his spinning birds, but he's certainly rich enough to own more than one helicopter if he likes, this second helicopter doesn't.

It's technically yours. Well, not permanently, anyway, that would be the official White House helicopter which, for security reasons, is the only helicopter you are allowed in while you are president. That will be just one of the many benefits he can expect after returning to his private life. the ability to fly his other most famous helicopter in 2011 he bought a used sikorsky s-76 helicopter and spent more than seven million dollars to acquire it, but the trip was not to coin a

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, so, He reportedly spent an additional $750,000 so famed New York aircraft designer Eric Roth could make the helicopter worthy of its owner's name.

The mission was certainly accomplished, as the Sikorsky, now with the name Trump written in giant letters on the outside, is pure helicopter luxury, almost all the way inside. From the seats to the pillows are colored or covered in gold, many of the wooden surfaces have the Trump family crest painted in gold, of course even the seat belts are gold because Donald Trump is nothing if not dedicated to stamp your personality on everything. He owns all the gold. We cannot continue with an article about Donald Trump without mentioning what he apparently loves more than all gold, perhaps the ultimate symbol of luxury and a comfortable life.

Trump refers to much of his world as being adorned with gold. as much as possible, from gold-rimmed cups and plates to gold-plated sinks on his private jet. Trump's world is only slightly less covered in gold than King Midas'. The furniture, blankets and curtains on his planes and even his homes are adorned with gold. This even applies to his new job where he replaced the curtains in the Oval Office with gold-colored, gold-edged curtains. If you thought you could hit a golf ball accurately with gold-plated golf clubs, you probably would. and, since this is Donald Trump, his golden possessions aren't just colorful.

Thus, whenever possible, he uses genuine 24-karat gold to turn his world into a monument to his wealth. His love for shiny metal is so broad that he would love to officially make it the way America makes and spends its money. He abandoned the gold standard in 1973, but Trump has made several comments since announcing his campaign for president about how he would return to that standard. Whether it happens or not, it is clear that Trump will continue to adhere to his personal gold standard for the remainder of his term. In the days when real estate forgets about politics and apprentices, Donald Trump is, first and foremost, a real estate guy;

He has been active in the industry since he joined his father's company in the 1960s; That's where he made billions and where he'll probably continue to do so after he leaves. Trump's office currently invests in properties around the world outside the US, buildings in Canada, India, the Philippines, South Korea, Turkey and Uruguay all bearing his name and fingerprints in the United States. . Trump owns buildings in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Illinois, Florida, Hawaii and Nevada. It's hard to say how much money he has invested over the decades, but considering his specialty is high-class luxury apartment living, it's safe to say he spent hundreds of millions, if not billions, between buying, selling and Invest in all these properties.

Trump is currently not active. in real estate because of all the duties that come with running a huge country, but it must be comforting to know that once his political career is over he will definitely have something lucrative to fall back on in the Trump cellar despite being a teetotaler who says he has never done it . Donald Trump owns a huge winery, clearly not his best client. In 2011, Trump bought the Cluj Winery and Vineyard in Charlottesville, Virginia, which was at risk of foreclosure. He ultimately paid just over $3.5 million for the property through one methods. He could describe the creativity of him and the shadow of him according to Bank of America, which had paid $16 million for the mansion's property at a foreclosure auction.

Trump first bought acres of land around the property and then intentionally made it appear gated in Raggedy, this move Bank of America alleges caused other potential buyers to avoid making an offer because they thought the property was trashed beyond repair or all land by bushes, so, with no other option, the bank took the plunge and accepted Trump's offer. It's worth it, as the former Clews Winery is currently valued at more than $25 million since it was renamed after Trump renovated it to be much more than a winery: it has been converted into a clubhouse, a hotel where weddings and corporate events can be held and several scoring and award-winning vintages have been created Goat a tribute to Muhammad Ali not all Donald Trump spends his money on his gold plated in super flashy sometimes what he buys has sentimental value legit, like your signed copy of a Muhammad Ali tribute book the fact that its cover is almost entirely gold is just a bonus.

Trump has long been a big fan of the boxing legend, even tweeting after Ali's passing about how he was truly a great champion and a wonderful guy, so it makes sense that he paid a lot of money for the tribute book. to Muhammad Ali, of course, all the owners of this book only made 1,000 copies that made it into circulation, but not only was each one signed by the greatest, each copy cost about $15,000 for Trump, but it was money easily spent , well spent, a gold. silver motorcycle Donald Trump is not someone who rides a motorcycle, but he is definitely someone who owns one, but being who he is, he couldn't just buy a normal expensive motorcycle today in court, no, he had to find a way to adorn it with so much Gold, if not more so than his usual crazy shopping spree In 2012, Trump visited the set of American Chopper and the show's stars agreed to customize a special motorcycle just for the future president.

It was pure Trump with gold plating and lining everywhere, the tank was gold and so were the handlebars. gold and even the wheels were gold, Trump's name was right on the pedal and the motor, but what's the point of having a helicopter like this made just for you if not even one person knows it's for you? We don't know exactly how. how much Trump paid with his commission or how much it is worth only which cannot be less than tons, we do know, however Trump wholeheartedly approved the project and is not making the client happy what really counts Trump Tower in 1995 Donald Trump had a a lot to your name, so why not invest the money to add not just one more thing, but one more thing?

He did so by purchasing a 71-story building at 40 Wall Street in New York City, naturally renaming it the Trump Building. It cost ten million dollars the total value is almost priceless this building has a history that long predates Trump it was built in the late 1920s as part of the so-called race to the sky a competition between several New York bigwigs to see who could build The world's tallest habitable building, the 920-foot-7 Trump Building, then known as the Manhattan Company Building, actually won the race briefly until a month later, when the nearby Chrysler Building added a giant spire to top it at 1,46 feet, the Manhattan company called shenanigans since the spiers aren't exactly habitable, but less than a year later, the Empire State Building appeared, 1,250 feet and claimed the tallest title when Trump appeared, the building was in disrepair after being abandoned four years after a The grim 1982 deal brokered by Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos fell through because Trump bought the lease in 1995 for $10 million, though he has since He claimed that he only spent 1 million onIn any case, it has clearly been a good investment, as experts currently put the building's value at more than $1 billion.

Making Trump's most valuable building by far isn't bad for a place that was nearly in ruins before his arrival. If you enjoy the luxurious, gold-plated side of life, be sure to check out my channel and the link at the top of the description as always on mr. luxury and if you enjoyed this trending video, make sure to leave a like and subscribe, pip-pip, right?