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OZZY Shells Out $100K For A Car He Can't Drive

March 28, 2004

According to the Glasgow Sunday Mail, Ozzy Osbourne has splashed out a fortune on a swish new car even though he can't drive it.

The Prince of Darkness who almost died in a quad bike accident last year was spotted being driven in the sporty Mercedes SLK in Beverly Hills last week.

Ozzy, 55, paid $100,000 for the trendy 150mph motor.

His assistant put the car's roof down so Ozzy could enjoy the Hollywood sun, before driving him to Starbucks for coffee.

An onlooker said: "Ozzy looked healthy and relaxed and was clearly enjoying being chauffeured around in his new car." [Read more]

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