When Iron Man needs to take extra precautions for safety, he doesn't mess around. He goes straight from iron exoskeleton, to iron encased bulletproof HMMWV. On multiple occasions Tony Stark is seen using the Hummers to safely travel by ground.

Since she's sort of like Tony Stark's right hand man (woman), we would be remiss in our duty if we didn't mention Pepper Potts' ride. Just like the head of Stark Industries, Potts' character approves of Audi vehicles as well. Potts gets around in a brand new Audi S5.

We already know Tony Stark is willing to trade cool factor for opulent comfort. Plus, since he already has one other Caddy, the 2006 Cadillac DTS is an understandable fit for his collection...although the 4 door luxury sedan does admittedly look a little more fitting for a granny than a superhero.

More fitting for a mob boss than a superhero, Tony Stark's dramatic black 49 Mercury 8 Coupe filled a gap in his collection. The car sat side by side with his other classics in Iron Man 2. Thank goodness it was one of the cars narrowly missed when his super suit malfunctioned, crushing his Cobra.

Sometimes Iron Man can't just power up his jetpack and fly to wherever he needs to be. Can you imagine the iron covered hero flying back from the grocery store, 9 reusable bags hanging off his arms (because of course he would take them all in one trip)? Of course not, he would send Happy Hogan.But if he did have to pick up his own groceries, he would take his luxury 4 door SUV, the Audi Q7. There is the rare occasion where he ventures out of his norm of driving high end supercars. But Stark remains loyal to his Audi brand.

In Iron Man 2, we see the sarcastically beloved Tony Stark dip his ironclad toes into the world of Formula One.In a race gone wrong, Stark drives a 1978 Wolf WR Ford Replica in the Grand Monaco Grand Prix, until the car is destroyed by Whiplash and his electrified weapons.

The Italian coachbuilder designed a body akin to the classic Alfa Romeo, with very distinct European features. The rarity of the car (only 2 were ever made), puts the Ghia's value at well over $1.5 million. The car in Iron Man 2 is just an example of vehicles only accessible by the rich and famous.

Technically a part of his fleet, Tony Stark's Rolls Royce Phantom was owned and used by him in Iron Man 2, but was not necessarily a car he ever drove. It was actually driven by the film's director, Jon Favreau, playing the character of Stark's chauffeur, Happy Hogan. Favreau made an appearance in all three films in the trilogy.The Rolls Royce Phantom is the obvious choice for a rich man's town car. The Phantom is classic elegance fit for the successful and prosperous. The 6.7 liter V12 is made for comfort to sip your champagne in refinement, with power to back it up.

Another Audi joins the Iron Man fleet in the accompanying films Avengers: Age Of Ultron and Captain America: Civil War. The 2016 Audi R8 became the 5th model Tony Stark daily drives. Thanks to Stark’s high-tech abilities and the access his wealth affords him, he has modified the car to be autonomous, and to navigate to him when summoned.

When you’re as loaded as Tony Stark, you don’t have to make the difficult decision of picking only one color for your electric, German-made supercar, you can just buy multiples of the same. In Iron Man’s garage, we see the performance rich R8 in both white and red. Depending on his mood, or the day of the week, Stark can switch it up. Ah, the options afforded to the top 1%.

No one can deny that Tony Stark has good taste; from his extravagant mansion with its ocean view, to the gorgeous women he dates, to the valuable cars he drives. His refined taste combine modern technology with luxury and refinement. So it makes perfect sense that Stark would balance his collection with a Shelby Daytona Coupe.The Coupe was based on the Cobra, and maintained a similar chassis and drivetrain. But this car was built to race, and had a significant impact on the racing industry. So much so, that it was added to the list of cars to be historically preserved.

The beautiful Bugatti Veyron SS is one of most desirable supercars France has to offer. Tony Stark would have bought the car for a cool $1.7 million, and hopefully he was smart enough to have it insured. In the 2013 film Iron Man 3, the gorgeously designed and exorbitantly priced Veyron was destroyed in an altercation with the Mandarin's forces at Stark’s beachfront mansion.

The Iron Man universe took a brief step away from its Audi tradition at the end of the first Avengers film. Instead, we see our sarcastic, metal hero drive off in a beautifully crafted Acura NSX. The hybrid, convertible concept car must have been Stark’s effort to “go green.”

Tony's 1932 Ford Flathead Roadster's plate number is Stark 5.The actual car model used in the film belongs to Director Jon Favreau.The Ford Flathead Roadster was the main screensaver used for almost all the computers in Stark Industries and Tony's Malibu House. Up until The Avengers and Iron Man 3, did the Hotrod screensaver no longer appear.

Joining the German sports car in the hero’s garage was a slew of other cars, including a Shelby Cobra, Saleen S7, Tesla Roadster and a 1932 Ford Flathead Roadster.

Joining the German sports car in the hero’s garage was a slew of other cars, including a Shelby Cobra, Saleen S7, Tesla Roadster and a 1932 Ford Flathead Roadster.

Joining the German sports car in the hero’s garage was a slew of other cars, including a Shelby Cobra, Saleen S7, Tesla Roadster and a 1932 Ford Flathead Roadster.