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Cars reported in Serena Williams’ collection
Two secondary automotive roundups name five vehicles in connection with Williams. Their overlap makes the models worth noting, but it does not turn the list into a confirmed, current inventory.
| Vehicle | What is reported | What the evidence establishes |
|---|---|---|
| Aston Martin Vanquish | Named by both Nau.ch and Anglo Scottish Finance as one of Williams’s cars. | A reported association; current ownership is not verified. |
| Bentley Continental GT | Named in both roundups. | A reported association; no purchase date or current ownership is established. |
| Mercedes-Benz G-Class (G-Wagon) | Named in both roundups, with G-Class or G-Wagon wording. | A reported model association; the sources do not substantiate a more specific version or current ownership. |
| Lincoln Navigator | Named in both roundups. Anglo Scottish Finance also connects the vehicle with Williams’s Lincoln role and says she had owned a Navigator earlier. | The roundup’s claim should be kept separate from her brand role; it does not confirm present ownership. |
| Mini Cooper | Named in both roundups; Anglo Scottish Finance specifies a 2016 Mini Cooper. | The 2016 year is that article’s claim, not an independently verified detail. |
These are reported cars, not a definitive list of vehicles Williams has personally owned. Brand associations, including those involving Lincoln or Aston Martin, are not proof of ownership by themselves.
What Williams said she drove or was selling
Two interview transcripts provide dated first-person context. They are stronger evidence of what Williams said at the time than a later collection roundup, but they are not evidence of her current garage.
Ford Excursion and BMW, March 2001
In an interview dated March 14, 2001, Williams said: “I’m driving this huge Excursion here. I’m a truck girl.” Asked whether she still had a BMW, she answered that she did. The transcript does not identify the BMW model. Read the March 14, 2001 interview transcript at ASAP Sports.
Porsche 2000, March 2002
In a March 22, 2002 interview, Williams discussed selling a Porsche 2000. She said she did not really drive it, did not need it and found its insurance exorbitant. This is a past sale discussion, not evidence that she owns a Porsche now. Read the March 22, 2002 interview transcript at ASAP Sports.
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What can—and cannot—be concluded about her collection
The roundups overlap on five luxury and everyday models, while Williams’s own older comments mention an Excursion, a BMW and a Porsche she was selling. Taken together, that supports a picture of varied cars associated with her over time, not a verified count or a complete ownership history.
- The roundup articles do not document purchase dates, current registration or possession, or a full ownership history.
- The 2001 and 2002 interviews establish what Williams said about particular cars then, not what she drives today.
- No reliable combined collection value follows from these sources: model years, valuation dates and consistent market-price evidence are not established.
So, does Serena Williams own a Bentley or the other listed models today? The available public reporting associates her with them, but does not verify her present inventory.
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