Please feel free to add more celebrities to the list Cheers
As far as Celebrity CSL owners, I really couldn't say. Notable CS owners or E3 Owners, see far below.
I do not mean to thwart your efforts. However, I would guess that given any type of car, a celebrity of one sort or another owned it or drove it or was pictured near it. While this usually means higher end cars (e.g., 911's, Mercedes, Bentleys and Range Rovers), I know of celebrities who have owned and driven ubiquitous Toyota's, Saabs, Pontiacs, and Ford Broncos. I also attended an event where cars were identified with previous celebrity owners only to hear a reliable family member say “we never owned it.”
That being said, I have heard of E9's for sale where the ads claimed the cars were previously owned by well known actors, politicians and sports figures. One problem is verifying ownership. Your present list at least has vin's.
Some celebrities collect cars and they become part of their persona. Other celebrities can be very private about their actual ownership of a particular car or item. They might even be visitors to this board. :wink: Vehicle titles may be in the name of a corporate entity. Then, there are situations where a celebrity actually buys or is given a vehicle and never even sets foot in it. It is only when the irresponsible nephew or the housekeeper strikes a shopping cart with the car that we hear about it. There are also those situations where a celebrity is merely seen driving the car or in a car they never owned. Because of this, I am uncomfortable dropping names and creating a fact that never was but could have been.
Although not an E9, the late Jackie Kennedy Onassis drove an amazon E3. This hit the auction news sometime ago.
http://www.allbusiness.com/automotive/motor-vehicle-models-sedans/6562584-1.html
Here is a link to an ad for a csa that a well-known actor allegedly owned:
http://www.themotoringenthusiast.com/cars/ck-cs I am just reporting what was printed and not the veracity of the report. I would guess that any of the well-known drivers of the marque, back in the day, were probably given courtesy cars that they drove. Whether this means they owned them, and should be on your list, is up to you. It is your list and I submit the list is practically endless if you look hard enough.
Wasn’t Elvis recently spotted driving with Alfred Nobel as his copilot in a Taiga Cs? :lol:
