Floyd Mayweather loves his cars and he doesn’t care what others think of his growing collection.
The American boxer shared a video to his 29 million Instagram followers, in which he gave a walking tour of his customized supercar haul.
As the video started, the 47-year-old said: “I just want to show you how I live on a daily basis.”
A closer look at Floyd Mayweather’s collection
Captioning his video with: “I’m just bringing you guys into my everyday life. You can get mad, this is what GOD wanted!”
t’s clear that Mayweather doesn’t care what others think of his collection – or himself.
He previously goaded followers by showing how he parks his private jet.
First up is his two Rolls-Royce, the first of which is a $324,695 Rolls-Royce Ghost with red seating.
His Rolls-Royce Phantom, $493,536 has a more plush covering, topped off with some $844 Gucci cushions.
Next up is his $110,396 black Mercedes van, which has an Apple TV and espresso machine fitted inside it.
Floyd Mayweather
There’s also his McLaren GTS and two more Rolls-Royce parked on his drive.
Is anyone getting the impression that Mayweather has cash to splash?
With a net worth of $400 million, the amount spent on these cars will surely look like spare change.
Unfortunately, we didn’t get to see the rarest car Floyd Mayweather has ever owned – the Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita.
And the luxury doesn’t end there…
While showing off his cars, the boxing champion also unveiled his new Himalayan Gucci backpack, which costs around $110,000.
Floyd Mayweather
This video likely shows the mere tip of the iceberg when it comes to Mayweather’s car collection.
Last year, he gave fans a walking tour of one of his car garages.
Yes, one of them – he has more than one.
“The Money Team got homes all over the planet. At this particular property it’s 17 cars in a 30-car garage,” he said.
“The two other garages hold five cars each. I like to call it May Theft Auto.”
The 15-major-world-championshi-winner admitted he struggled to choose which car to take out on a given day.
What a problem to have, eh?
