Nigerian celebrities love showing off their cars almost as much as their music or movies. In 2026 the collections are bigger, flashier, and more expensive than ever. These lists are built from recent social media posts, car event appearances, verified interviews, and reliable auto blogs that track celebrity garages in Lagos and Abuja. The top names still dominate, but the cars have evolved—more supercars, limited-edition SUVs, and electric models are showing up. Here are the five biggest collections right now, with the standout vehicles that define each one.Davido still holds the crown for the most talked-about garage. His collection is a mix of American muscle, European exotics, and practical high-end SUVs. The centerpiece is the matte-black Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport he added in late 2025—valued around ₦3.5–4 billion depending on exchange rates. He also owns a Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge, a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster, a Mercedes-Maybach S680, and several customized G-Wagons. The newer addition is a Rimac Nevera electric hypercar, one of the first in West Africa. Davido rotates his cars for events and music videos, but the Bugatti and Nevera are rarely seen outside controlled shoots. His total estimated garage value sits well over ₦10 billion.Wizkid keeps things more understated but no less expensive. He leans toward British luxury and a few statement pieces. His Rolls-Royce Phantom is still the star—custom Starlight headliner and two-tone paint that costs more than most houses. He also has a Bentley Bentayga Azure, a Range Rover SV Autobiography, and a Porsche 911 Turbo S in matching black. In 2026 he quietly added a Ferrari SF90 Stradale hybrid, which he uses for shorter city drives. Wizkid’s collection is smaller than Davido’s but curated with taste—everything is black-on-black or dark tones. Estimated value is around ₦6–8 billion, and he rarely posts the cars, so sightings are special.Burna Boy’s garage reflects his global status. He favors American icons and fast Europeans. The standout is his Lamborghini Urus Performante in bright yellow—one of the loudest cars in Lagos. He also owns a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, a Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600, a Ferrari 812 GTS, and a Porsche 911 GT3. In 2026 he added a McLaren 750S Spider, which he has been spotted driving around Banana Island. Burna’s cars are often wrapped in custom colors or matte finishes, and he rotates them for shows and videos. His collection is valued at roughly ₦7–9 billion, and he actively uses them instead of keeping them garaged.Davido’s cousin B-Red has quietly built one of the more diverse collections. He leans toward American muscle and SUVs. His Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray is a favorite—he has been seen racing it on private tracks. He also owns a Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, a Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye, several customized G-Wagons, and a Lamborghini Huracán Evo. B-Red’s cars are usually loud—bright wraps, big rims, and loud exhausts. His garage is estimated at ₦4–6 billion, and he posts them often, making his collection one of the most visible.Tiwa Savage keeps her collection classy and feminine. She prefers elegant British and German luxury. Her Rolls-Royce Dawn convertible is the highlight white with red interior, perfect for Lagos evenings. She also has a Bentley Continental GT, a Mercedes-Benz S-Class Maybach, a Range Rover Vogue, and a Porsche Cayenne Coupe. Tiwa’s cars are usually in soft colors white, cream, or pastel and kept in pristine condition. Her total garage value is around ₦5–7 billion. She uses them for events and photoshoots, and they always look showroom fresh.These collections show how Nigerian celebrities invest in cars. The common thread is reliability mixed with statement pieces Toyotas and Hondas for daily use, exotics for flexing. Most of them maintain their cars meticulously because a damaged supercar is harder to fix here than in Dubai or London. If you are building your own garage, take notes: buy what you can maintain, keep service records, and park securely.
The 2026 line-up is exciting more electric and hybrid options are appearing, and the prices reflect global trends. But for now, these five names still set the standard. Which car from these collections would you add to your own driveway?