Alice Walton
The richest woman in the world, a heir to Walmart, whose property is valued at $ 45 billion, is incredibly spared when it comes to her personal car, although in this case the reason is special. Her father, founder of Walmart (network of shops, supermarkets, etc.) always had a Ford F-150 in 1979. Although Alice's current version is in 2005, the car is totally insignificant in relation to its billions.
Mark Zuckerberg
The founder of Facebook does not intend to invest millions of dollars in transport. Zuckerberg says the reason why he holds an Acura TSX worth $ 30,000 is the fact that he is comfortable, safe and "not boastful".
Steve Ballmer
The owner of the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team has a tremendous connection with his Ford, easily affordable, $ 28,000 limousine. Steve's father once worked as a Ford Motor Company manager, which is why Ballmer never shared Ford. The day he decided to make the limousine in question was said to have been handed over by the then Ford CEO, Alan Mulally.
Ingvar Kamprad
The founder of Ikea is so stingy that he once stated that everything he wore was bought on the market. Even he was terribly angry when he saw old furniture at Ika's central office being devolved with new ones. For nearly twenty years, Kamprad had a Volvo 240 GL of 1993. The car was replaced just a short while ago, as a friend convinced that what he was was too old and dangerous to drive.
Warren Buffett
Anyone who read about him knows perfectly well that Warren is the King of Kurism. For a decade, Buffett had a Vadillac DTS 2006 until his daughter, embarrassed, was persuaded to buy a Cadillac XTS worth $ 45,000.
"I travel only 5633 km per year so I have to buy a new car very rarely," he told Forbes.
