Floyd Mayweather is one of the most successful and highest-paid athletes of all time. He’s one of just three sports superstars to make more than a Billion dollars throughout his career along with Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. And when you’ve got money like that kicking around you’ve got to find things to spend it on. Yep, that’s a crazy expensive $18 Million watch, but that’s not the only thing Floyd likes to spend his money on. He’s also a HUGE car collector with reportedly well over 100 cars that he calls his own including a fleet of all-white luxury cars in Los Angeles, a fleet of all-black luxury sedans in Miami, a Bugatti Veyron, a Ferrari Enzo, and even a KOENIGSEGG CCXR Trevita. Never heard of that last one? Well, stick around and I’ll tell you all about this nearly $5 Million car! Floyd’s love for whips goes back to 1996 when he bought his first 600 series Mercedes. Since then he’s bought and sold more luxury cars than most small-town dealerships including a Bentley Mulsanne, a McLaren 650s, and multiple Rolls-Royce Phantoms. In fact, during an interview with ESPN in 2015, Floyd stated that he had over $15 Million worth of luxury vehicles just sitting in his garage and most of these cars come from only one dealership.
Boyd Mayweather is one of the most successful and highest paid athletes of all time.
He's one of just 3 sports superstars to make more than a billion dollars throughout
his career along with Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods.
And when you've got money like that kicking around, you've gotta find things to spend
it on.
Yep, that's a crazy expensive 18 million dollar watch, but that's not the only thing
Floyd likes to spend his money on.
He's also a huge car collector with reportedly well over 100 cars that he calls his own,
including a fleet of all-white luxury cars in Los Angeles, a fleet of all-black luxury
sedans in Miami, a Bugatti Veyron, a Ferrari Enzo, and even a Koenigsegg CCXR Travita.
Never heard of that last one?
Well stick around and I'll tell you all about this nearly 5 million dollar car.
Floyd's love for whips goes back to 1996 when he bought his first 600 series Mercedes.
Since then he's bought and sold more luxury cars than a small town dealership, including
a Bentley Mulsanne, a McLaren 650S, and multiple roles for his Phantoms.
In fact, during an interview with ESPN in 2015, Floyd stated that he had over 15 million
dollars worth of luxury vehicles just sitting in his garage, and most of these cars come
from only one dealership.
Tobin Motors owner Josh Tobin claims to have sold the majority of Floyd's vehicles to
him over the course of about 18 years.
He's even stated that Floyd usually pays for his cars in cash, so he had to buy a state
of the art cash counting device to handle all of those bills.
With over 100 cars in his collection, it would take me a full day to break down every single
car that he owns, and I don't even think you diehards would be here for a video that
long, so I've decided to take a look at 13 of the most powerful cars that Floyd Mayweather
has bought with his prize money.
What's going on guys and girls, it's Kara and today we're taking a look inside one
of the biggest car collections in the world, Floyd Mayweather's, here for you on Famous
Entertainment.
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The Bentley Mulsanne is the most expensive Bentley you can purchase, and the first one
ever auctioned off was sold for $500,000.
It's powered by a 505 horsepower V8 engine that generates a humongous 752 pounds per
feet of torque, and considering that the car weighs almost 6,000 pounds, it needs all that
power to get moving.
It's not a typical sports car that speeds down the road, it's more focused on floating
down the road and basking its occupants in supreme comfort.
Bentleys are all about luxury and the Mulsanne is no different.
Floyd has a taste for the finer things in life, and that's why he ended up buying an
entire fleet of this vehicle.
A Bugatti Veyron can set you back around 1.7 million, but Floyd ended up loving this car
so much he bought himself at least 3.
What does that almost 2 million dollars get you?
Oh just 1,000 horsepower out of a 16 cylinder engine and a top speed of 257 miles per hour.
That's so high, it's unlikely you'll ever be on a road empty enough to reach it.
The vehicle is developed and designed by Volkswagen in Germany, but manufactured by Bugatti in
France.
And you might have seen other celebrities driving one of these around because owning
one has become a symbol of wealth in America.
I mean even Tom Brady has one.
The Veyron isn't the only Bugatti that Floyd's got in his garage.
He also owns a Bugatti Chiron, which is more or less an upgraded version of the aforementioned
vehicle.
Ownership of this car is so exclusive that only people who had already bought a Veyron
were offered the opportunity to purchase one of these newer models, which means the Bugatti
contacted Floyd directly to see if he wanted one.
Of course, Floyd jumped at the chance to pay 3.5 million dollars to add this car to his
collection, but he wasn't the only one.
In fact, the first 200 units of this car sold out before production had even begun.
This car features a top speed of apparently 267 miles per hour, but is capable of going
as fast as 288 miles per hour.
Reportedly Bugatti put a limiter on it to make sure it never reaches that top speed
for safety reasons.
The car features 1479 horsepower, which is a type of strength not seen since the medieval
times when only armies had that type of power at their disposal.
This Ferrari 458 Italia isn't as fast as those two Bugattis, but where this car really
shines is when it takes corners.
It's designed to handle like a dream and is equal parts luxurious and exotic.
Floyd liked this car so much that he got two versions, the standard version and the convertible.
The 458 is the successor to the F430, it inherited the Maserati V8 engine but was fully refreshed
in terms of technology and a brand new design.
The second Ferrari we're going to take a look at in this video is named after the founder
of the company and is known as the Ferrari Enzo.
It features a 651 horsepower V12 engine which pushes the cars top speed to around 220 miles
per hour.
There are only around 400 units of the car ever created which means that its value is
off the charts.
Floyd reportedly paid around 3.2 million so that this car could sit in his garage.
This car was built with non-regulated F1 technologies which was a first for race cars.
It features aerodynamics plus computer activated traction control which means it was designed
to handle the curves of a lap track as quickly as possible.
Apparently Floyd enjoys driving this vehicle so much that he's already put around 500
miles on it, which considering the number of cars he owns is a lot.
The Pagani Huayra was also a car produced in limited quantities.
There was only 100 of them manufactured through 2015.
It features a twin turbocharged V12 engine created by Mercedes specifically for this
vehicle.
With its 720 horsepower it can go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in just 2.8 seconds.
Floyd paid around 1.4 million dollars for this car and Top Gear named it the hyper car
of the year back in 2012.
When McLaren decided to build a follow up to the McLaren F1, one of the most popular
cars ever made, the engineers at McLaren didn't try to build a better car, instead they both
built a different one, called the MP412C, a supercar that ended up being blindingly
fast.
Well the updated version of that car is the McLaren 650S which is even more powerful,
faster and dominant around the track.
The McLaren 650S was first unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show back in 2014 and featured
a limited top speed of 207 miles per hour and can go from 0 to 62 miles per hour in
under 3 seconds.
Now there are a couple variants to this model and Floyd owns a 650S Spyder.
This version is a convertible that weighs about 40 kilos more than the coupe version.
The interior uses race bred technology to give it a premium feel that provides the balance
of luxury and excitement that Floyd is no doubt looking for in all of his cars.
The selling price for the Spyder version starts at around 500k.
While the development of a lot of supercars can leave them all looking the same, the Mercedes
Benz SLS AMG is one car that's looking to buck that trend.
It's a limited 2 seater luxury supercar and was quoted by Top Gear star Jeremy Clarkson
as the greatest car in the world and the thinking man's supercar.
High praise like that means that a whole crowd of celebrities were looking to snatch one
up including the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Cristiano Ronaldo and even Al Pacino.
Of course, you can also add Floyd's name to that list, he would've paid over 200k
for this one.
The follow up to the Lamborghini Murcielago, the Lamborghini Aventador was designed on
an evolution of the former model's look, but under the skin it was all new and featured
700 horsepower with a V8 engine.
Delivery of this car started in late 2011 and there were only 12 of them sold at the
time with Floyd being one of the first early adopters.
The base price for this car is around 500k but can go up to as high as a million if additional
features are added.
Perhaps in need for something a little more practical to drive, Floyd purchased this German
engineered Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet.
He bought a convertible version that has over 520 horsepower and can hit 60 miles per hour
in just 3 seconds.
Despite its practicality, this version of the 911 turbo is probably one of the least
expensive cars in Floyd's garage, only setting him back around 200 thousand dollars.
This 2 door luxury sports car has actually been in production since 1963.
Much like with the Bentley Mulsanne, Floyd reportedly has an entire fleet of Rolls Royce
Phantoms to cruise around in.
Rolls Royce will customize their vehicles in any way that their customers want, with
the only limitation being how much the customer is willing to spend, so you know that means
for Floyd, the sky was the limit.
The average Phantom costs around 400 thousand dollars and Floyd owns at least 6 Rolls, some
of which have 0 miles on them.
All of Floyd's Phantoms are custom fitted with an armored BR7 level ballistic rating,
and Josh Tobin of Tobin Motors said that Floyd actually owns 16 Rolls Royce Phantoms.
Our final car is the Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita, and I mean can anyone even pronounce the name
of this car accurately?
I have no idea, but I gave it my best shot guys.
One thing's for sure, despite the name being practically unsayable, it didn't stop Floyd
from adding it to his collection.
Even the astronomical 4.8 million dollar price tag didn't stop him from scooping this bad
boy up back in 2015.
What makes this car so special?
Well, it's one of only 2 in the entire world, and Floyd owns one of them.
It features a top speed of over 254 miles per hour, and is powered by a 4.8 liter twin
supercharged flex engine that produces an astounding 1,018 horsepower.
But the one thing that most people tend to notice about this car is the diamond weave
in the carbon fiber finish.
The 4.8 million dollar price tag makes this the most expensive car that Floyd owns, and
the second unit is reportedly owned by a wealthy guy out in Geneva.
Alright guys, I think we're going to wrap this video up there.
What did you guys think about some of Floyd's most expensive and powerful cars?
Remember, this is only the tip of the iceberg for him.
He reportedly owns close to like 80 more vehicles, so I honestly don't know how he keeps track
of them all.
I could barely keep 13 of them straight.
Let me know which car of Floyd's you guys liked the most, and don't forget to follow
me on Instagram so we can continue the conversation.
Alright, I'll see you guys in the next video.
Bye!