The legendary tennis player Serena Williams has long been renowned for her supremacy on the court. But as of [date], she has made the decision to end her career as a professional tennis player and start a new one. And what better way to honor her retirement than to indulge in an incredible collection of supercars that perfectly captures her love of luxury, flair, and speed?

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Serena Williams has always had a fascination with fast automobiles, and she has periodically posted peeks of her interests on social media. But now that she’s done playing tennis professionally, she wants to indulge her passion for fast cars even more. As a result, the automotive world is abuzz with excitement about this astounding collection of supercars.

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.AAt the center of Serena’s collection of supercars is the exquisite Bugatti Chiron. This hypercar, with its astounding performance stats and striking appearance, is a wonderful representation of Serena’s bold and competitive nature. With a peak speed of 261 mph and a quad-turbocharged W16 engine producing over 1,500 horsepower, the Chiron can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in only 2.5 seconds. It is an elegant and powerful sign that reflects Serena’s character when she is competing.

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However, the Bugatti Chiron is only the start. The svelte and quick Lamborghini Aventador SVJ has also been added by Serena Williams to her garage. The Aventador SVJ is a remarkable example of Italian engineering, featuring an aerodynamic design that makes it stick to the road like glue and a naturally aspirated V12 engine. Seena has been observed driving this Lamborghini around the city, drawing attention wherever she goes.

Along with these European supercars, Serena also owns the iconic Ford GT American muscle vehicle. With a twin-turbocharged V6 engine that generates over 600 horsepower and a design that honors the venerable GT40 that dominated Le Mans in the 1960s, the Ford GT is a monument to American engineering supremacy. Serena’s GT is a personalized model with her signature and initials on the bodywork.