Andy Goodwin rounds up the six best celebrity owned used car bargains available on Auto Trader right now.

View more pictures of the celebrity's cars from £6,995

Michael Owen’s Range Rover
£6,995

Aged 19 most teenagers drive Fiestas, Corsas and Clios, but not multi-millionaire footballer Michael Owen.

By 1998 he had already sprinted onto the international football stage at the 1998 World Cup Finals and been named BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

In 1999 he bought this Range Rover HSE CARiN edition, which he kept for three years.

When it was new it cost almost ten times its current sale price. It came fitted with luxuries including sat-nav, a Harmon Kardon sound system, privacy glass and leather seats.

Its 4.6-litre V8 produces 225bhp and 280lb/ft of pulling power, giving it a top speed of 125mph.

Jools Holland’s Bentley Turbo R
£9,200

Fancy tinkling your ivories in Jools Holland’s motor? His Bentley Turbo R is as smooth as the music made by his Jools Holland Big Band, and can be yours for £9,200.

Jools Holland rose to fame as presenter of The Tube alongside Paula Yates and began presenting the music show Later with Jools Holland in 1992, a show which is still going strong.

Its 6.75-litre V8 engine produces an amazing 487lb/ft of pulling power, allowing it to go from venue to recording studio with allegro tempo.

Rowan Atkinson’s Audi S8
£12,500

While Rowan Atkinson’s on-screen character Mr Bean makes do with a old yellow Mini, the man who plays him likes more luxurious motors.

Atkinson’s Audi S8 is for sale on Auto Trader and features a 4.2-litre V8 motor dishing out 360bhp between all four wheels.

The Audi S8 is a star itself, having a tyre-burning role in the incredible on-screen car chase featured in hit movie Ronin.

The Blackadder star is a true petrolhead and has even owned a McLaren F1 supercar – with its incredible top speed of more than 240mph.

Tottenham Hotspur’s BMW X5
£18,994

This highly-specced BMW X5 SUV was the run-about for Tottenham Hotspur Premiership Football Club.

The 2004 BMW comes equipped with enough kit to capsize a small ship, including 20-inch alloy wheels, aluminium running boards, Bluetooth communications, electric heated front seats, sat-nav, panoramic roof, TV and rear screens hooked up to a PlayStation 2.

To get your hands on the car which could have carried everything from spare balls to Tottenham’s star player Dimitar Berbatov, you only need £18,994.

David Platt’s Porsche Cayenne
£19,995

The World Cup-scoring ex-England captain David Platt was the first owner of this Porsche Cayenne – the star striker of the SUV world.

Platt’s most memorable moment came during the 1990 Italian World Cup, when he scored during the last minute of extra time against Belgium, sending England into the quarter finals.

The Porsche Cayenne S is similarly sporty and can accelerate from 0-60mph in just 7.4 seconds thanks to its 4.5-litre V8 with 340bhp and its four-wheel-drive sports chassis.

Like David Platt, the Porsche Cayenne is also pretty handy on grass.