Photo: Floyd Mayweather's Instagram
With only 450 Bugatti Veyrons ever produced, Floyd Mayweather is the proud owner of three units. And that is only one part of his stunning million-dollar car collection. Of course he needs to brag about them every once in a while. And that is exactly what the champ just did on his Instagram account. And the crowd goes wild!
The story starts with Floyd filming a couple of Rolls-Royce beauties. And if you own a Rolls-Royce Ghost, the only natural step you take is a Phantom. Then, to make you fans really get into the trip, you need to step onto the separate garage, where you keep the special ones.
Did we not tell you about Mayweather going third round with his white Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport? Of course we did.
Come on you petrol heads, pay some attention. The open-top version of the 1,000 horsepower monster comes with a overwhelming 8-litter engine that just won’t leave your heart rest. The model has extensive reinforcements, to compensate for the lack of standard roof, and the top speed with the roof down is limited to 229 mph (369 km/h). It still takes only 2.7 seconds to hit the 62 mph (100 km/h) mark.
And when you thought the story is too much to bare with, Floyd keeps filming. Last, but not least we find the beautiful exotic Ferrari 458 wearing nothing but black. We bet you can’t watch the clip twice without snarling.
Did we not tell you about Mayweather going third round with his white Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport? Of course we did.
Come on you petrol heads, pay some attention. The open-top version of the 1,000 horsepower monster comes with a overwhelming 8-litter engine that just won’t leave your heart rest. The model has extensive reinforcements, to compensate for the lack of standard roof, and the top speed with the roof down is limited to 229 mph (369 km/h). It still takes only 2.7 seconds to hit the 62 mph (100 km/h) mark.
And when you thought the story is too much to bare with, Floyd keeps filming. Last, but not least we find the beautiful exotic Ferrari 458 wearing nothing but black. We bet you can’t watch the clip twice without snarling.
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