Michael Jordan's car collection

Hennessey Performance founder John Hennessey confirmed the sale directly on Instagram, referring to Jordan as a special friend and posting a photo of the handover. Sports Illustrated reported the purchase at approximately $3.5 million, in line with the roadster's MSRP.

Only 30 roadster examples were ever planned, and the car is powered by a 6.6-liter twin-turbocharged V8 producing 1,817 horsepower, with a theoretical top speed exceeding 300 mph. Jordan is a co-owner of the 23XI NASCAR team, and his attraction to a car engineered around outright straight-line speed fits that pattern.

The Targamerica is a one-of-one open-top commission built exclusively for Jordan after he approached Automobili Pininfarina at Monterey Car Week in 2023. Carscoops confirmed the delivery to Jordan in October 2024, noting he already owned a standard Battista and requested the roof be removed, a modification Pininfarina confirmed will never be repeated on the Battista platform.

The car produces 1,900 horsepower from four electric motors, reaches 60 mph in 1.79 seconds, and carries bespoke interior touches including a custom cigar holder and humidor. With the standard Battista priced at approximately $2.2 million, the one-off Targamerica comfortably surpasses the $3 million mark.

Jordan owns the standard production Battista alongside his one-off Targamerica commission, making him one of the few owners of two variants of the same electric hypercar platform. The Battista is limited to 150 units worldwide and shares the Targamerica's quad-motor, 120-kWh battery architecture delivering over 1,877 horsepower.

It can reach 60 mph in under two seconds and has a range of approximately 300 miles. Pininfarina confirmed Jordan's existing Battista ownership when announcing the Targamerica commission in 2023.

The Sang Noir, French for "black blood," was released in 2010 as a 12-unit special edition of the Veyron, with its all-black carbon fiber exterior drawing design cues from the Bugatti Type 57S Atlantic. CarBuzz noted a Sang Noir sold at the Amelia Concours in 2019 for $1.5 million, giving a credible current market anchor for Jordan's example.

The 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 engine produces 1,001 horsepower and pushes the car to a top speed of 253 mph. Drake owns one of the other 11 examples, placing Jordan in an exceptionally small ownership circle.

Jordan's red 993 Turbo S, carrying a custom "AIR" license plate, appeared in episode nine of the ESPN documentary The Last Dance as he arrived at the arena. The 993 Turbo S is the last air-cooled 911 Turbo Porsche ever produced, with only 345 units built globally and just 183 destined for the North American market.

Its 3.6-liter flat-six engine, upgraded with larger KKK K24 turbochargers, produces 424 horsepower and the car also directly inspired the design of the Air Jordan VI sneaker.

Jordan's bright yellow 488 Pista Spider stands out even within a garage full of rare machinery, finished in a colour that makes the car unmistakable on the road. The Pista Spider was the first forced-induction open-top Ferrari since the F40, powered by a 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 710 horsepower, with a 0-60 time of 2.85 seconds and a top speed of 211 mph.

Ferrari built the Pista Spider in very limited numbers alongside the coupe, and demand consistently keeps values above the original list price. Multiple automotive sources confirm this car as a current member of Jordan's collection.

Jordan's white 930 Turbo Cabriolet Slant Nose carries the plate "MJ JJ," a tribute to his father James Jordan, who gifted it to him before his tragic death in 1993. The Slant Nose body style, officially available only through Porsche's Sonderwunschprogramm special-order program, was produced in a run of just 140 units, making it among the rarest 930 variants ever built.

Its flat-six turbo engine and distinctive pop-up headlights also served as the primary design inspiration for the Air Jordan VI sneaker, cementing the car's place in both automotive and sneaker culture. Clutchpoints and multiple automotive outlets list the car as a confirmed current piece in Jordan's collection, valued at approximately $170,000.