Sachin Tendulkar adds another expensive car to his collection

After obtaining Lamborghini’s recently unveiled Urus S, the legendary Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar added another opulent car to his extensive collection of posh possessions. A little bit less expensive than its Performante counterpart, the S model was just recently introduced in the Indian market with a price tag of Rs 4.18 crore.

During his playing days, batting master Sachin Tendulkar was recognised for both his on-field strokeplay and his love of high-end automobiles. The former batsman keeps a low profile in public but has an impressive collection of expensive cars in his garage. 

In an amazing video posted by CS 12 Vlogs, the former captain of the Mumbai Indians was shown cruising in his most magnificent possession. The air suspension system of the Urus S, in contrast to the Performante variant, provides the owner with a substantially superior driving experience. This cutting-edge feature offers adjustable height, providing unmatched comfort while driving. Automobile enthusiasts will also adore the Urus S’s three off-road modes, Sabbia (Sand), Neve (Snow), and Terra (Mud), which guarantee a comfortable ride over a variety of terrains.

It makes sense that Sachin, the brand ambassador for BMW in India, owns a variety of BMW vehicles. But he’s just bought his first Lamborghini. The most recent iterations of the BMW 7-Series Li, BMW X5M, BMW i8, and BMW 5-Series were among his notable belongings. 

Sachin’s collection

A Porsche 911 Turbo S, one of Sachin’s newest additions, is housed in his garage together with high-end BMW vehicles. The internationally adored Indian icon is close friends with seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher. Schumacher gave him a Ferrari 360 Modena, which was eventually sold to a Surat businessman. ‘God of Cricket’ also had a Nissan GT-R Egoist. Only 43 of the Egoist models were made by Nissan, and Sachin’s car was the only one that could handle the Indian streets.

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