Argomenti trattatiLeonardo di Caprio – Toyota PriusMatt LeBlanc – Ford FocusKate Moss – MG Midget MK IIIConan O’Brien – Ford Taurus 1992 SHOJeremy Piven – Ford BroncoGeorge Clooney – Tango 600Daniel Radcliffe – Fiat Grande PuntoZac Efron – 1999 Oldsmobile AleroClint Eastwood – GMC TyphoonJohn Goodman – Ford F-150 In our minds, celebrities go around driving Lamborghini Aventador or some other Lamborghini version. And this is true. However, a small part of them has chosen to be different. This list is about 10 famous celebrities that steer normal cars. Leonardo di Caprio – Toyota Prius One of the greatest actor that ever existed drives a Prius. Di Caprio is an enviromental advocate, and its example is followed by a bunch of famous celebrities such as Larry David, Ryan Gosling, Julia Roberts and Kirsten Dunst. Matt LeBlanc – Ford Focus “Joey” from Friends has chosen for himself a very economic and common Ford Focus. His most famous character could not have afforded it anyway. Kate Moss – MG Midget MK III This car was sold between 1961 and 1979 by Morris Garages. It’s most known for its unreliability and safety hazards. Conan O’Brien – Ford Taurus 1992 SHO The 2010 version is surely a beast. The 1992’s one isn’t. Nonetheless, it still remains Conan O’Brien most favourite car. Jeremy Piven – Ford Bronco Known for his “Ari Gold” role in HBO’s “Entourage” Jeremy Piven rocks the real life with a 1977 Ford Bronco. Colin Farrel also has one, but the 1987 version. George Clooney – Tango 600 Maybe you were expecting a Lamborghini. Then you’ll be disappointed by this funny Tango 600. The best part is that it has only two seats, one in front of the other. Daniel Radcliffe – Fiat Grande Punto Strangely, he does not go around with a Nimbus 2000, but with a modest Fiat Punto. It was the first car he purchased when he turned 18. Zac Efron – 1999 Oldsmobile Alero The coolest and most gorgeous kid in High School Musical driving a boring and very common car. Ironic, don’t you think? Clint Eastwood – GMC Typhoon Let’s be honest here. We were all expecting the legendary Gran Torino. Instead, this icon drives a car that has been produced for only two years, 1992 and 1993. John Goodman – Ford F-150 The best-selling pick-up in American for an Emmy and Globe winner. What a time to be alive.
