8 Surprising Vehicles Driven By CEOs

They lead some of today's largest companies and they may have some of the biggest salaries, but when it comes to cars, these CEOs are fairly modest. In this list, iSeeCars.com gathered data on CEOs driving unexpected cars.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer: 1990s BMW.

Via blog.iseecars.com

Mayer is the head of one of the top tech companies, and is estimated to be worth $300M. However, she takes it back to the 1990s when it comes to her vehicle of choice. Mayer rides around in an 18-year-old BMW, according to the Daily Mail.

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett: 2006 Cadillac DTS.

Via blog.iseecars.com

Buffett is one of the most well-known and successful businessmen in recent history. While this Cadillac is a perfectly good car, it could be seen as a frugal choice for Buffett, whose his net worth was recently valued at $58B. He has been said to cruise around in the Caddy and use it to pick up visitors at the Omaha airport.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer: 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid.

Via blog.iseecars.com

The Ford-Microsoft partnership comes into play with this car choice. The Fusion has SYNC functionality, which is developed by Microsoft. The Fusion was personally dropped off for Ballmer by Ford CEO Alan Mulally.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg: Acura TSX.

Via blog.iseecars.com

While his first car was a Subaru, Zuckerberg has added some speed to his morning commute. He is said to have selected the Acura because it is "safe, comfortable, not ostentatious."

President and CEO of The National Constitution Center in Independence National Historic Park, Jeffrey Rosen: Passat Wagon

Via blog.iseecars.com

For someone who calls Amtrak's Acela their greatest extravagance, this is a pretty nice car. Rosen, the head of the Constitution Center, drives a Passat wagon.

U.S. Fund for UNICEF President and CEO Caryl Stern: 2007 Prius.

Via blog.iseecars.com

Stern says she purchased this 2007 hybrid in 2009 and emphasizes that it is not a company car.

Tidewater President and CEO, Dean Taylor: a pickup truck.

Via blog.iseecars.com

Taylor seems like an easy-going guy. When interviewed, he says he enjoys "all" food and drinks and is currently living his dream. That dream must involve a “pickup truck,” which he says he drives.

Walmart Founder (former CEO) Sam Walton: 1979 Ford pickup.

Via Wikimedia Commons: IFCAR

Walton's humble lifestyle may be as famous as the brand he built. In 1985, Forbes magazine named Walton, who passed away in 1992, the wealthiest man in the US, yet Walton rode around in a red pickup.

Images are for demonstrative purposes only and are not exact vehicles driven by these CEOs.