World boxing champion, Floyd Mayweather, is known for his extravagant lifestyle and has no qualms flaunting his money, women or cars.
World boxing champion flaunts his $4.8mil supercar
Floyd Mayweather has a supercar and he wants the world to know just how much it is worth.
On Saturday morning, the undefeated champion took to his Instagram to show off his new wonder-on-wheels, a Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita supercar worth a whooping $4.8m.
The photo shows Floyd in a white top, denim jeans and white sneakers, lounging on his supercar, which he calls a hype car, the caption read:
"My new 4.8 Million dollar car. $4,800,000.00 Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita supercar."
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"KOENIGSEGG Is An ULTRA Boutique Automobile Manufacturer For The Super Rich."
"KOENIGSEGG made only 2 TREVITA'S for the World, and this is No.2 of 2. In addition it is the only USA Spec TREVITA Built in the World.
"The Origin of the car is Sweden.
"The word TREVITA means "3 Whites". It is beyond a Super Car, and is classified as a " Hyper Car"."
Just last month, the millionaire sportsman splashed $100,000 (N19.8m) on his 2015 Jeep Wrangler gotten from Nigerian car-dealer, Obi Okeke.
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Obi is the the owner ofFusion Luxury Motors and has sold about 39 luxury cars to Floyd since they met in 2009.
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