David Beckham, the renowned British footballer, has an undying passion for cars and boasts ownership of some of the most expensive and exclusive models. With an estimated spending of around £3 million on cars since achieving stardom, Beckham’s car collection is truly remarkable. However, his luxurious taste in vehicles hasn’t spared him from running into legal troubles on the roads.

Despite accumulating over 30 cars and motorbikes in his garage over the years, Beckham has had his share of mishaps. He has been involved in three unfortunate car crashes, faced a six-month driving ban and hefty fine for using his phone behind the wheel, and was caught parking on double yellow lines without a seatbelt. It seems that even with such an impressive car collection, practice doesn’t always lead to perfection.

Recently, while isolating at his Cotswolds property with his wife, Victoria Beckham, and three of their children, Beckham was spotted parking his black Land Rover Defender on double yellow lines as he visited an upmarket deli. This incident was one of the many times he has been caught breaking driving laws.

Forgetting to wear a seatbelt is another instance that got Beckham into trouble. While driving with his eight-year-old daughter, Harper, he was photographed without his seatbelt fastened. Perhaps distracted by his little girl, he seemingly forgot to buckle up.

However, Beckham’s most notable run-in with the law occurred in 2018 when he was caught using his mobile phone behind the wheel of his £100,000 Bentley. This resulted in a six-month driving ban, a £750 fine, and additional charges.

Moreover, in 2018, Beckham used the expertise of “Mr. Loophole,” the celebrity lawyer Nick Freeman, to avoid a speeding fine on a technicality. Although he admitted driving at 59mph in a 40mph zone, he got off the hook as the speeding notice arrived one day late.

Despite these mishaps, Beckham’s car collection is undeniably awe-inspiring. Over the years, he has been photographed behind the wheels of various high-end vehicles, totaling around £3 million. His first supercar was a 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera, which he eventually auctioned off in 2008. He has also been associated with Jaguars, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Rolls-Royces, BMWs, and Audis, to name a few.

While his passion for cars is evident, it’s essential to remember that even celebrities like Beckham are not exempt from abiding by driving laws. Despite the luxurious vehicles in his collection, it’s crucial to prioritize safety and adhere to road regulations to avoid any further legal issues.