He’s going to go down as a top-3 boxer in the history of the sport. A lot of people don’t like the way he fights, but you can’t ignore the fact that all the guy does is win. But…we’re not here to talk about his boxing. We’re here to tell you about the crazy-cool car collection that belongs to Floyd “Money” Mayweather. They’re as outlandish as you’d expect (and hope)….enjoy them all!
25. Mercedes G63
24. Maybach S600
When this dropped in 2015 Floyd Mayweather was the first person in line to buy one. It cost approximately $210,000 at the time and was one of the most loaded vehicles Maybach ever produced. Once inside buyers experience massaging leather recliners, Burmester audio surround sound and a 449 hp engine that goes from 0 to 60 in less than five seconds. This car is all about one thing, technology meeting plush, vintage luxury. Seems like a knockout combo for Floyd.
23. Mercedes W140-Chassis S-Class
Obviously, this vehicle has a story. After all, there’s a reason a star athlete like Floyd Mayweather would have a Mercedes Benz S class W140 tucked inside his garage. The full-size luxury sedan found production from 1991 to 1998. Floyd’s Mercedes happens to be a 1996 model and he loves it. The ironic thing? The car has only clocked 30,000 miles in two decades. Floyd loves the vintage audio and is rumored to use the cassette deck to play his vintage collection of cassette tapes. So why is this car so special? It served as the foundation for a series you know very well, Maybach.
22. Bentley Flying Spur
Every Bentley is fantastic, but this one exceeds all expectations. The Flying Spur has everything you’ve ever dreamed of in a luxury vehicle. For example, there are 17 HID colors used throughout the interior with a total of 5 color splits. Buyers have an array of comfort accessories inside to ensure a refined, smooth ride. Powering the whole affair is a 6.0L supercharged V 12 engine with 616 horses under the hood. It has a top speed of 199 mph and will clock 0 to 60 in 4.3 seconds. Throw in computer control suspension and you have the king of luxury vehicles.
21. Bentley Mulsanne
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The Bentley Mulsanne is just as impressive as Floyd’s Flying Spur. Tucked under the hood is a 6.7 L twin-turbocharged V8 engine. That translates to 505 hp and 752-pound-feet of torque. Wait, is this a race car or a luxury vehicle? To give you an idea of the “luxury” associated with this particular model, the first one ever made sold at auction for half $1 million. Floyd bought his Mulsanne in 2012 for $290,000. And in case you are curious, the interior matches the exterior, all white leather.
20. Rolls-Royce Phantom
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This is not the first Rolls Royce we will see in Mayweather‘s garage. In total, he owns six (maybe). They all have the same mileage, zero. The Phantom you see here is his limited edition and goes for a paltry $641,000. It carries a VR7 level ballistic rating. However, the most interesting thing about Mayweather’s Rolls Royces are the dealerships he buys them from. Tobin Motors had to invest in cash counting machine’s because Floyd loves to show up and pay cash. Also, they say he owns more than 16 Rolls-Royce Phantom’s, not 6. However, who’s counting?
19. Lamborghini Murcielago
Most people are familiar with the Lamborghini Murcielago because of one thing, scissor doors! They are the most distinguishing feature on the car. When this one was released in 2001 Mayweather paid just north of half $1 million to take it home. With a top speed of 212 mph and a 0 to 60 time of less than 3 seconds, it’s one of the fastest supercars in the entire world. And don’t forget, you have options! Buyers can always choose between a six-speed manual or 6-speed e-gear automatic. Since production. it’s been one of Lamborghini’s most popular car for more than 10 years.
18. Rolls-Royce Wraith
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Leave it to the self-proclaimed $1 billion man of boxing to own a Rolls Royce. When Floyd posted a video on Instagram showing his fleet of vehicles the internet went nuts. His caption simply read, All black everything.” Floyd’s two-door Wraith features black exterior and interior, with a diamond-studded ceiling to mimic the night sky. The ceiling alone is worth almost $700,000. Maybe he can wear something from his $8 million watch collection to complement the Wraith. That’s how life is when you are an athlete who has cracked more than $1 billion in earnings.
17. Rolls-Royce Ghost
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As long as it exudes class or luxury, Mayweather will buy a Rolls Royce. During an interview, once he admitted that it was difficult to choose between a Ferrari or a Rolls-Royce even though his Ferraris are much more expensive. Still, the Ghost has no flyweight. Base models start at $250,000 and scream 0 to 60 in 4.7 seconds. The top speed is a bit slower, only 155 mph. The main difference between the Wraith and the Ghost is the eight-speed automatic and 5,683 hp engine. Luxury and speed, we like it!
16. Ferrari 599
15. Ferrari F430
Back in 2014, you could have purchased Mayweather‘s Ferrari F430 Sucedira if you had a spare $200,000 buried in your backyard. The distinction for this particular Ferrari can be found in production numbers. The F430 is one of just 30 white models in existence. The 2009 supercar phenom houses a 4.3 L V8 engine with a horsepower rating of 503 and a top speed of 196 mph. However, keep reading and you will see this is not the most valuable Ferrari Mayweather owns.
14. Mercedes SLS
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Mercedes has quite a range of vehicles when you think about it. They have everything from common C Class vehicles to the limited two-seater luxury supercar owned by Floyd Mayweather. The SLS AMG was the first vehicle produced in house by Mercedes AMG production. The idea was for the AMG to succeed the SLR McLaren which was wildly successful. Other people who own this two-door gullwing supercar are Roger Federer, Cristiano Ronaldo, Al Pacino, and famed Formula One driver, Lewis Hamilton. Basic trim models start at just over $200,000.
13. Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano
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12. Ferrari 458 Italia
This was the car that replaced the 575M Maranello in 2006. It’s Ferrari’s grand touring vehicle and the two-seater would become the flagship model. Its first debut was at the Geneva Motor Show in 2006 with bodywork featuring optimum aerodynamics to include distinct sail panels which maximized airflow. The 599 name comes from engine displacement, 5,999 cc (6.0 L engine). Floyd owns a red one and loves to run those RPMs over 8,000 whenever possible. Incidentally, this particular model was the first time for our used aluminum for the chassis.
11. McLaren 650S
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This particular McLaren model has so much distinction and yet is so much alike other McLarens. It’s a living paradox. Let’s give it a go, shall we? First unveiled in 2014 at the Geneva Motor Show it followed the McLaren 8338T which contained a 3.8 L TwinTurbo charged v8 aspirated engine. Top speed was limited for the 650 S to 207 mph but can still punch any 0 to 60 clock rather handily at 3.1 seconds. There are just a few variants for this model. Floyd owns the Spider variant (better known as the convertible) which contains 10+ years of Formula One race experience and engineering. You can score a coupe for $300,000, but Floyd’s Spider McLaren starts north of half a million for the base model. Wow.
10. LaFerrari Aperta
This happens to be another limited edition Ferrari owned by Mr. Mayweather. The name actually means “The Ferrari” and buyers can’t get enough of them. In total, 499 units were produced with a price tag of more than $1 million each. The 500th car was purposefully made to be sold at auction and sold for an astounding $10 million. The Aperta pegs out at 217 mph and hits 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds.
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8. Ferrari 458 Spider
It’s been said Mayweather might as well become a brand ambassador for Ferrari because he owns so many. The 458 Spider is the successor to the F430 he owns. The V-8 engine was inherited from the Maserati family and uses direct fuel injection, a first for street legal Ferrari vehicles. Top speed for the 458 Spider is just north of 200 mph with base model price points around $230,000. All exterior and interior concepts were designed and engineered to maintain aerodynamic efficiency yet keep the sleek look Ferrari is known for.
7. Pagani Huayra
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It shouldn’t come as any surprise that Floyd Mayweather has one of the most expensive cars ever built. His 2015 Limited edition has the distinction of a low production run, 100 units. The720 horsepower twin turbo V 12 engine beast was actually developed by Mercedes AMG. Grabbing one will cost you a cool $1.4 million, but bragging rights. Top Gear name the Pagani “HyperCcar of the Year” for 2012. With a top speed of 238 mph, and 0 to 60 time of 2.8 seconds, who can argue?
6. Ferrari Enzo
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The Enzo was one of Ferrari’s coveted collector’s items. Knowing this, Mayweather paid $3.2 million to get his. Why the high price? Production ceased in 2004. So to date, only 400 Enzos exist worldwide. Floyd’s is rumored to have only 549 miles on it. It has an unimaginable top speed of 280 mph and zips from 0 to 60 in 3.14 seconds. Collectors like Floyd Mayweather keep this Ferrari for a few years until they double in value. Then, typically they are offloaded at auction. Time will tell what he does with his.
5. BUGATTI GRAND SPORT VITESSE
It’s no secret Bugatti not only has the distinction of being one of the most expensive cars in the world, but it’s also one of the fastest. In 2013 it pegged a top speed of 254 mph, making it the worlds fastest “roadster car.” With an engine that harnesses 1,200 horses under the hood, the Bugatti Vitesse holds the distinction of screaming from 0 to 60 in 2.6 seconds. Much of this is attributed to the new roof spoiler. It was designed to make the car not only more aerodynamic, reduce wind noise as well.
4. Bugatti 16.4 Veyron
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Which of us would love to own a vehicle listed on the Dupont Registry? Well, Floyd Mayweather’ Bugatti Veyron holds that distinction. And, for a time it held the title of the fastest car in the world, beating out the Vitesse (which we just detailed) yet upended by the Chiron, it’s sister car. So how fast does it go? Verifiable speed is 257 mph with 0 to 60 time of 2.4 seconds. You can purchase one for approximately $1.7 million. Much of that money goes to the massive engine which produces 1,020 hp at 6000 RPMs.
3. BUGATTI CHIRON
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Rounding out Floyd Mayweather’s Bugatti trifecta is his Bugatti Chiron. Floyd paid $3.5 million for the supercar and offloaded an existing one to make room for the new beauty. Reportedly, it’s rumored that the Chiron will have a top speed of 290+ mph, another record setter. Part of this is due to the 8.0 L W 16 engine which reportedly produces 1,500 horsepower. That’s what you get when you purchase a vehicle with a quad turbo engine. The Chiron is the undisputed king of Bugattis.
2.Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4
The Lamborghini Aventador came to market in 2011 with one goal in mind, replace the Murcielago, which was already highly rated among consumers and enthusiasts. In late 2011 delivery began with 12 units. Of course, Floyd Mayweather was one of the first buyers. After five years, consumers have scooped up more than 5,000. So what does this little beast of a car do for you? Well, it has an impressive top speed of 270 mph and a 0 to 60 time of 2.9 seconds. Get the coupe version and you score a 6.5 V 12 engine capable of producing 690 horsepower! If you are familiar with the Transformers movie franchise, you understand the full epicness of this Lamborghini.
1. Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita
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Floyd’s 2010 Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita once held the distinction of being the fastest car in the world. At the time, 254 mph was simply unheard of. Even better, Floyd had only one of two Koenigseggs ever made. However, he sold his at auction a few years back. The 1,018 horsepower hypercar sold for $2.6 million. That’s a whip with a kick right there. So what made this particular Koenigsegg so unique? The company diverted from the typical black carbon fiber paint job for a sparkling silvery white scheme that made the car shine like millions of diamonds when the sun hit the vehicle. But check out those doors. What a sick way to enter and exit a ride!