Rachell Hofstetter born January 8, 1992, better known as Valkyrae, is an American Internet personality. She has been YouTube’s most-watched female streamer since 2020,[3] and appeared on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list in 2022. Valkyrae was named “Gaming Creator of the Year” by Adweek and has won a Game Award and a Streamy Award. Hofstetter is a co-owner of 100 Thieves, an esports and apparel company, and has been a content creator for the brand since 2018. Hofstetter is an advocate for women in online gaming, sometimes playing games on all-female teams. As of now, Valkyrae is currently single and not dating anyone. Her estimated net worth stands at $3 Million, with a monthly salary of $20,000. Her car collection is small, yet exciting.
1. Lexus NX
Lexus NX, is now again back to the market after sitting back and watching the rest of the luxury-subcompact SUV segment getting mature over the past few years. This Jap got back in the game with a modernization of its own. The 2023 model is completely new, with a revamped styling that is more streamlined than the current gen’s. Featuring new LED headlamps and a windshield with a more aggressive rake. Despite NX sharing its chassis and powertrains with the Toyota RAV4, the Lexus more closely resembles the brand’s small UX crossover, albeit taller and wider.
2. Subaru Crosstrek
Subaru Crosstrek looks trail-ready with its rugged body styling and chunky tires, but that fools you and don’t get fooled. Just Don’t! From its appearance at least. Do know, it’s a car playing the part of an SUV. Neither it can go toe-to-toe with Jeep Wranglers nor play with the Ford Broncos at the off-road park. But compensating for this is its comfort and carlike manner on the road than those dedicated dirt buggers. The Crosstrek is based on the Impreza hatchback and, like all other Subarus ( except the BRZ sports car), it comes with standard all-wheel drive. The lifted suspension offers plenty of ground clearance to tackle stoned dirt roads and grassy knolls.
3. Lamborghini Urus
The Urus isn’t just an exotic SUV wearing that supercar badge, it’s a supercar enclosed in an SUV shell. Not only to justify its twin-turbo 4.0-Litre V8 making between 641 and 657 horsepower, but also by its mind-splattering performance on famous racetracks. This high-riding Lambo is the only thing from the brand that can pull a trailer and haul more than two. While its quarter-million-dollar price puts it way out of the league for most of us mere mortals, its interior isn’t as special as it should be for such a huge wad of cash.