Adrian ‘Mr Lambo’ Portelli hA revealed the insane amount of car keys he’s collected over the years due to his growing lavish car collection.
The billionaire property investor, 35, took to Instagram on Thursday to post a picture of at least three dozen keys piled on his kitchen bench.
In his hand, the entrepreneur also held a packet of Duracell CR2032 batteries to replace the ones in his countless key fobs.
‘First world problems. Changing key fob batteries is a pain in the a*s,’ he captioned the picture.
In the image, followers could see sets of keys from Mazda, Toyota, Bentley, Ferrari and Lamborghini among several others. There were also garage keys in the mix.
It comes after Adrian gave fans a glimpse of his lavish car collection earlier this month when he shared a video of the garage at one of his homes.
Taking to his Instagram Stories, he revealed five vehicles were parked in the large carport, including a Lamborghini, high tech dune buggy, and a gold buggy.
Adrian, who first shot to fame as a buyer on The Block and has a well-known taste for flashy cars, also owns a McLaren Senna which he revealed earlier this year.
The billionaire property investor posted a gallery of photos to Instagram showcasing the rare vehicle which is housed in his high-rise penthouse overlooking Melbourne.
He also has a 2023 black Lamborghini Huracan STO – worth $800,000 – which is housed on the bottom floor.
‘Can never have enough storage for toys,’ Adrian wrote next to the photos.
The luxury sports cars sitting in his skyrise penthouse had to be craned into the 57th floor from the outside of the building.
Adrian splashed out on the luxury penthouse last year, breaking a record for the city’s most expensive apartment after paying an eye-watering $39million.
Earlier this year, Adrian, who is a self-made billionaire from Melbourne’s western suburbs, soared to number 115 on Australia’s Richest 250 list.
He has an estimated fortune of $1.3billion made from his promotions company LMCT+ a lottery business which offers member lavish prizes using a legal loophole.
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