When it comes to instilling in children a love of exquisite, rare automobiles, you have to start them early. Look no further than famous children who have accumulated an amazing collection of actual and toy automobiles before they even reach legal adulthood.
If there was a competition for the youngest would-be driver, Sterling Mahomes, the daughter of Patrick Mahomes, could very well be in the running. With his fiancée, Brittany Matthews, his high school sweetheart, and their daughter Sterling, the NFL great spent Christmas. Although Sterling was only born in February of this year, she has already attained the milestone of being a proud “owner” of a Lamborghini Urus.
Even though Urus is a toy car, it’s nevertheless a pleasant treat. Mahomes joked that it’s definitely “a bad sign” for him that she’s already getting automobiles as gifts when he revealed that Brittany got Sterling the black Urus in an interview with The Drive on 610 Sports Radio (listen below, starting at the beginning of the talk). Imagine what he’ll have to buy her for her sweet sixteen if she receives a toy Urus for her first Christmas.
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However, Mahomes said, “it was awesome and you can control it through a little remote control too.” “She may not have known what Christmas was about yet, but she did know she got a lot of toys,” he continued. Brittany was ecstatic when she shared a picture of the young child in her adorable new vehicle. Just like any other young child in her circumstances.
This is by no means the most ridiculous decision in terms of celebrity automobile presents. For children older than three, a remote-controlled Urus is usually just over $300 and offers hours of enjoyment (recommended).
It has two 35W motors, a safety belt, forward and backward gears, three speeds with a maximum speed of 2.5 mph (4 kph), and a 2.4G parental remote control. It is powered by a 12V4.5Ah battery. Moreover, it features MP3 connectivity, music, and Lamborghini brand insignia. You have to rock your favourite song while rolling in your Lambo, even at this young age. In this case, that song is presumably “Baby Shark,” but we don’t pass judgement.