American basketball player Scottie Pippen retired. After 17 NBA seasons, he’s rich and famous. After all, other NBA stars drive sick cars. He and Michael Jordan helped transform the Bulls into a world-class team by winning six NBA titles.

He was named NBA All-Star 7 times, All-NBA First Team, All-Defensive First Team, and 50th Anniversary All-Time Team after playing for so long. His multiple accolades and impactful playing style earned him NBA notoriety and significant economic position when the Chicago Bulls retired his jersey number. Along with his excellent career, he built an impressive vehicle collection with his playing wealth. Now you decide if his automobiles are as good as MJ’s.

The Mercedes-Benz G-Class (G-Wagen) is a four-wheel-drive luxury SUV. Mercedes made this box-shaped mid-size car with body-on-frame construction. Body-on-frame construction mounts a car’s body atop a sturdy frame. This approach is currently common for pickups and SUVs.

The Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen debuted in the 1970s. The firm desired a durable, transportable all-wheel-drive car that could be comfortable in combat and on skis. The G-Wagen became a status symbol in today’s chaotic car market.

Pippen customized his Porsche 911 using Bull’s colors and design to match his famous basketball team. The Porsche 911 is a two-door sports automobile. Porsche AG built this 1964 car with a rear-mounted engine and independent suspension. The core idea has remained constant despite years of adjustments.

This may have been his wife posing alongside a Red 458 Ferrari, but we think it’s Scottie Pippen’s. Ferrari makes this mid-engine luxury sports car. The 2004–2009 F430 was succeeded by the 458. This automobile debuted at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show.

From 2009 to 2015, this premium car was a 2-door Berlinetta or retractable hard-top convertible. A 4.5-liter Ferrari F136 V8 engine and 7-speed transmission gave this automobile power and performance.