Unbelievable $3 million car collection in Arizona where owner has unique fascination with specific cars

A YouTuber got to explore the awe-inspiring car collection of LowBallerGTR.

Jordan describes himself as a ‘novice car collector’, but his collection is anything but.

While many collectors are brand loyal, this collection is notably diverse, including supercars, American classics, and even a Honda Civic.

But one thing they all have in common is their colour – every car is black, due to a cherished childhood memory.

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Jordan, also known as LowBallerGTR, gave TJ Lamb of Magnacars the first ever video tour of his impressive garage.

First he showed off his record-breaking HKS T002, the only demo car of its kind the tuning company ever sold to a private party.

Next was his Nissan Skyline R33, considered by many as one of the best iterations of the iconic lineage.

Jordan’s favorite car to track is his Lamborghini Aventador SJ, which he considers the last ‘hardcore’ V12 Lamborghini.

Perhaps surprisingly amongst his supercars is the Honda Civic, which he’s returning to stock as a personal project.

Jordan feels a nostalgic pull to this model, having grown up in the late 90s and early 00s.

It’s a reliable car; just look at what its engine looks like after miles of use.

Plus it’s John Cena’s daily driver of choice.

Other gems in his car collection include an E63 S Wagon and a Dodge Viper ACR Extreme.

Jordan likes diversity in his fleet because ‘life’s too short to get obsessed with just one brand.’

Why then is every one of his cars a shiny shade of black?

The reason why every car is black

This man’s collection is basically the opposite of the Rainbow Sheikh’s, who has a fleet of S-Classes in every color of the rainbow.

As a child, Jordan lived next door to a ‘old Hot Rodder’, who only bought black cars because they were more of a challenge to keep in good condition.

“When you take care of your car it’s evident,” he said.

“But when it’s black you can really know if someone takes care of their car.”

Jordan is far from the typical billionaire behind a car collection like this, so how does he fund these wheels?

After creating and selling a software company, he got into automotive reposession.

A typically morbid job, Jordan prides himself on breaking the repo man stereotype by being kind and patient.

It’s this attitude that’s gotten him ahead in the job, ultimately making this incredible collection possible.