Jake Paul shows off brand new Ferrari he’s added to his already amazing car collection

One Ferrari clearly wasn’t enough for Jake Paul.

The YouTuber-turned-boxed revealed he’s added yet another Prancing Horse to his collection of supercars.

And having made over $40 million in the ring in 2021 – it’s an enviable fleet of rides.

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Last summer, Jake Paul showed off his $338,000 yellow Ferrari 296 GTB, which he apparently waited 18 months to buy.

But that wasn’t the only Ferrari he had his eyes on.

Taking to Instagram, Paul revealed he’s now bagged an SF90 Spider in the same color to “match the 296”.

As per Bleacher Report, his new ride will have set him back in the region of $580,000.

That’s a significant wedge of dough, but Jake Paul isn’t afraid of spending big.

In the past, the social media personality paid his barber with a brand-new Rolex because he “didn’t have cash.”

As you do.

Just like the coupe variant, the Ferrari SF90 Spider has a hybrid powertrain anchored by a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 paired to a trio of electric motors.

The engine (769 hp) and electric motors (217 hp), combine to produce a total of 986 hp and 664 lb-ft of torque.

The 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) sprint is dispatched in 2.5 seconds, going on to reach a top speed of 339 km/h (211 mph).

Another Ferrari owner was super confused about this detail on his SF90 – and it divided the internet.

As well as a brace of Ferraris, Jake Paul also has a baby blue 1958 Ford Fairlane, worth in the region of $89,000.

In his garage there’s also a RAM truck, which is believed to be the Black Ops Edition, worth around $45,000.

Paul has also been known to drive a $274,000 black and yellow Lamborghini Huracán Performante, a $475,000 white Rolls-Royce Phantom, and a $100,000 Tesla Model X that he had custom-wrapped by West Coast Customs Design.

The social media sensation returned to the ring last month in a non-pay-per-view bout against little-known Andrew August.

According to Paul, he was set to only break even, but took the bout to gain experience against a seasoned opponent.

He won the fight by first-round knockout and will return on March 2 on the undercard of Amanda Serrano’s Puerto Rico homecoming.