Although Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are no longer receiving money from the British royal family, the two keep startling the world with their luxurious living. Apart from owning a multi-million mansion in LA, the couple has a large collection of deluxe automobiles at their disposal.
Here are five priciest cars owned by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
5. Porsche 911 (starting price $107,550)
The couple is seen driving this automobile in the Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan. A 1964 classic, the German sports car is still a favorite among the rich and famous all across the globe. The starting price in the US is just over $110 thousand, which Harry and Meghan clearly can afford.
4. Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen (starting price $141,050)
The same docu-series shows the Sussexes riding their Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen. The German off-roader was initially popular with the military, but its later chicer models also garnered recognition of wealthy adventurists. The car sells at around $140 thousand and is quite expensive maintenance-wise.
3. Range Rover Autobiography (about $148,500)
Rumor has it the couple bought the car to celebrate the success of Harry's memoir Spare, released in January, and faced a serious backlash because of this purchase, as they had previously pledged to become carbon neutral by 2030. Many royal family members have a gusto for British-made Rovers, and Prince Harry is no exception. This 4×4 vehicle reportedly cost him around $150 thousand.
2. Land Rover (about $212,000)
Another royal-favorite Rover in the Sussexes' collection, this one is also quite expensive, with the selling price starting at $210 thousand. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been frequently seen driving the luxurious sports vehicle in LA. It's certainly nice of Prince Harry to keep to his roots and favor British car makers despite the falling out with his family.
1. Jaguar E-Type Concept Zero (about $374,000)
The most expensive specimen in Harry and Meghan's collection is the iconic British sports car from the 1960s. They drove the $375K auto to their wedding reception in 2018 and are said to retain possession of it. California's climate is perfect for the convertible, so the royal couple can enjoy riding it along the LA coast on sunny days.