Despite his quiet and modest demeanor, MO SALAH’s collection of cars belies this.

The Liverpool forward, who last night’s 6-1 victory over Leeds saw him add a brace to his collection of records, adores a machine with a loud and potent engine.

Smiling Mo Salah is a car enthusiast who owns a Bentley, Lamborghini, Mercedes-Benz, and other vehicles.

That is the reason he is a fan of high-end vehicles like Bentley, Lamborghini, and Mercedes-Benz, the German automotive giants.

But what has the Egyptian been spotted driving, and what is the total value of all his cars?

£160,000 for Bentley Continental GTOne of the newest vehicles in Salah’s collection is the gorgeous Continental GT, a favorite among football players.

It was, surprisingly, the second most often rented vehicle by Premier League players in 2019—after the Range Rover Sport SVR.It is estimated to be worth £160,000. It has plush interiors with plush leather seats, and its performance is impressive, with a top speed of 210 mph and an efficient V12 engine produced in the UK.

Fans are aware that it’s Salah’s wheels because, in the past, a young lad chased the Bentley to catch a glimpse of his idol.The child may have been discouraged after hitting a lamppost and injuring his nose, but Salah made his day when he pulled over in the Bentley, asked how the boy was doing, and then posed for a picture.

Salah added a £160k Bentley Continental GT to his car collection Credit: BackGrid

The Bentley Continental GT was previously the second most leased car by footballers Credit: Alamy

Bentley Aventador, £271,000.Similar to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Salah is said to own a luxurious Aventador.

The Italian supercar, with a top speed of 218 mph, is undoubtedly the fastest vehicle in his collection.

The Aventador has a remarkable 0-60 mph time of 2.9 seconds.It makes sense that a player with Salah’s quickness would feel the need for speed off the field as well.

Salah reportedly drives a £176k Lamborghini Aventador

FROM £65K, MERCEDES-AMG GLE COUPE

Football players enjoy having a spacious motor for their vehicle when they travel to training.

They choose SUVs like the Range Rover and the Bentley Bentayga because of this.

Salah, though, thought the Mercedes AMG GLE Coupe, with its 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine producing 367 horsepower and 520 Nm of torque, looked good.

This is the ideal vehicle for quickly and efficiently traveling to Liverpool’s training area.

Salah often drives his Mercedes-Benz SUV to Liverpool’s training centre Credit: Fortitude Press

The Mercedes AMG GLE Coupe has a price tag starting at £65k Credit: handout

MERCEDES-BENZ SLS AMG ROADSTER, FROM £176K

At a whopping £176,000, it was one of the most expensive cars Mercedes ever sold.

But that didn’t bother Salah, who is now pocketing £400,000-a-week after finally penning a new long-term deal in July 2022.

With a 6.3-litre V8 engine pushing out 571 horsepower and 650 Nm of torque, it’s a beast of a convertible.

And it can reach a top speed of 197 mph, including 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds.

The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster has a 6.3-liter V8 engine that pushes out 571 horsepower Credit: Handout

AUDI Q7, FROM £54K

An Audi is always a sensible choice of brand when buying a motor.

Reliability and performance are two things the German car giants boast, and the Q7 is as steady as it gets.

Several high-profile Barcelona stars used a Q7 to get to and from training until the Catalans’ sponsorship deal expired.

Salah got one when he returned to the Premier League with Liverpool after starring at Roma.

The Audi Q7 is favoured by Salah and many Barcelona stars Credit: AUDI AG

NOT FORGETTING THE £29k CAMRY

We all have to start somewhere.

One of Salah’s first cars was an affordable Toyota Camry, that costs around £29,000.

An everyday runner, it seems cruel to compare the Camry to Salah’s other cars in performance.

But with a top speed of just 111 mph, it really is a slouch measured against the rest of his collection.

Still, it beats N’Golo Kante’s old Mini Cooper that’s for sure.

Salah once got behind the wheel of a £29k Toyota CamryCredit: Toyota