Floyd Mayweather gives new tour of his customized supercars and the collection keeps growing

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.”

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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!”

It’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.

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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.

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.

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?