The DJ's Ferrari collection at Goodwood

do any of you realise how much money for charity chris evans has raised from driving these cars every year sure its about 3m .mr bailey get a life his radio show is light hearted and most people with a sense of humor take it that way in the crap world we live it makes a change for some one to be cheerfull and help full so he has my vote :) 

Too true Gary, Chris Evans made his money by investments in the companies he worked for, first the company that made Big Breakfast, then TFI Friday, and Virgin Radio, then sold them all so has a lot of money, don't begrudge him that, or the flash car collection, but the brilliant thing is every year if you save up and bid he auctions an experience for Children in Need. I hope I would be that generous if I owned those beautiful cars and had to hand the keys over to someone I had never met in the name of charity, Chris Evans is one of the good guys, he always finds a way to give back, good on him.

meooooow sounds like there's a lot of envious people out there. Too all you sad people who are trying to give him a kicking.It ain't going to work and one thing that you all are forgetting is that this was done for children in need. WHAT HAVE YOU SADO'S DONE?

Just one point, not all of the cars in the magnificent 7 belong to Chris Evans! Do a little reasearch people!

Well done JulesF18 for pointing this out.

A couple of years ago Chris Evans Radio 2 breakfast show was streamed live across the internet from the garden of his house. On show were his collection of Ferraris which were going to be driven to the Festival of Speed at the end of the programme. Amongst these were 5 cars which he'd had resprayed white with the interiors retrimmed in blue cloth. I recall thinking at the time just how any Ferrari lover could possibly wreck the heritage of such iconic models, one an F40, another a 365GTB. But now, according to the pics above, the F40 and 365 are back to their original colour schemes, (are these the same cars or different ones?) although the 288 GTO and the 550 Barchetta Pininfarina remain b*****ized. I hope to hell he doesn't let his wacky side loose on the black California he bought and which was originally owned by James Coburn for 25 years.

Number 6 is a 275GTB 4 not a 246 Dino, Amazing collection!!

Those stickers look tacky

ketton88 -appreciate it- however he told us...

I agree this should have been titled 'children in need' Chris Evans didnt give the money personally, generous hob-knobbing people bid to drive these cars, they gave the money to the  'children in need appeal'.  And as some of you have pointed out showing off your wealth in a time where so many people have lost jobs, and are struggling so very much financially.  Proving the man is loud and brash  just as he is every morning on Radio 2.