Tyson Fury’s car collection boasts TWO luxury Rolls-Royces, Ferrari supercars, a Porsche and a humble Vauxhall Passat

THE Gypsy King boasts chariots that have been the envy of the sporting world over the years.

Tyson Fury, 35, proudly showed off TWO new Rolls-Royce Phantom Series II motors – each priced at a staggering £384,000 – last June.

Refer to CaptionHeavyweight star Tyson Fury boasts an epic car collection[/caption]

Instagram @tysonfuryFury showed off his first new Rolls Royce on Instagram[/caption]

Days later, he posted footage of a second Rolls Royce he added to his collection

InstagramA £20k Vauxhall Passat was spotted on Fury’s drive, which he cleaned up[/caption]

Wife Paris poses inside the latest addition – a Bedford TK recovery 1973, which Fury revealed on his Instagram to the tune Scotland the Brave on the bagpipes

The WBC champion was also seen buying a £140,000 Porsche Taycan one month after his brutal sixth-round KO of Dillian Whyte at Wembley last April.

But he isn’t all flashy. Fury is often all too happy to share Instagram stories of his £20,000 Vauxhall Passat – which he regularly cleans on the driveway of his multi-million-pound mansion.

In the past, he drove a stunning Ferrari GTC4Lusso worth around £250,000.

And on the opposite end of the scale, the heavyweight boxer has also squeezed his giant 6ft 9in frame into a 1993 Mini Cooper that would’ve cost no more than £10,000.

Here’s a look inside Fury’s motors through the years.

THE FASTEST

Fury is a big fan of the Ferrari brand, having previously owned a California which he sold to a pal.

His GTC4Lusso is the priciest car in his garage, with a value of around £250,000.

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BackGridFury added a £250,000 Ferrari GTC4Lusso to his car collection in 2019[/caption]

He purchased it in 2019 after confirming his rematch with long-time rival Deontay Wilder.

It’s a speedy supercar too – able to hit 0-62mph in just 3.4 seconds.

THE MOST EXPENSIVE

The Rolls-Royce Phantom is one of the classiest motors you can get.

And, of course, it comes with a hefty £360,000 price tag that only the mega-rich can afford.

Fury had one, regularly posing on social media with it over the years.

He sold it, however, when he was in the midst of depression and his life spiralled out of control.

He has also been pictured in a Rolls-Royce Dawn.

BackGridThe most expensive motor Fury ever owned was a £360,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom[/caption]

Refer to CaptionFury pictured in a Rolls-Royce Dawn[/caption]

LOVES A ROLLER

Fury also owned a Rolls-Royce Cullinan alongside his brilliant Phantom.

But again, with the trappings of fame and wealth too much to stand, he decided to flog it.

The Wythenshawe fighter even posted an emotional video on YouTube waving goodbye to the motor as it left his drive.

He claimed to have swapped it for a used Volkswagen Passat that cost him just £500.

AlamyFury was also believed to own a Rolls-Royce Cullinan worth £300,000[/caption]

MOST RIDICULOUS

Everybody knows a Mini Cooper isn’t exactly the roomiest vehicle on the market.

Worse still, if you are as tall as 6ft 9in and weigh around 20 stone, it’ll be a tight a squeeze fitting into one.

But that didn’t bother Tyson, who was seen in a £10,000 Mini Cooper driving around Morecambe.

He even, unashamedly, shared an image giving the thumbs up inside the British icon.

Refer to Caption6ft 9in Fury squeezes his frame into his 1993 Mini Cooper[/caption]

ITALIAN STALLION

He matches cars with his mate, Billy Joe Saunders.

In 2019, Fury showed off his red Ferrari Portofino motor, alongside Saunders’ similar model in a car park.

The Portofino usually retails at around £170,000 for a base model.

Astonishingly, it has a top speed of 198 mph.

Instagram @gypsyking101Tyson Fury shows off his matching Ferrari Portofino with friend Billy Joe Saunders[/caption]

Instagram @gypsyking101The red Portofino carries a price tag of around £170,000[/caption]

OUT OF RANGE

As Fury began his recovery from mental health issues and substance issues, he treated himself to a Range Rover.

But, he wasn’t going to get any old Range Rover – splashing the cash on a £65,000 Sport SVR.

Even better, he got it wrapped in camo.

“Massive thanks to @automotivefashion for wrapping my SVR, looks & feels great. Army edition,” he shared on social media with a snap of his motor.

News Group Newspapers LtdThis £65,000 Range Rover Sport SVR was specially wrapped in camo for Fury[/caption]

NICE WAGON

In 2016, Fury was spotted driving a Mercedes-AMG G class SUV.

The £160,000 is one of the most luxurious vehicles around and is favoured by plenty of Premier League stars.

Fury’s is personalised with blacked-out windows, with one having an etching of his famous nickname’s initial ‘GK’.

A year before that, he took to Twitter to show off an original G Wagon from 1991.

Maverick Photo AgencyA personalised G Wagon with ‘GK’ signature on a blacked out window was Fury’s ride in 2016[/caption]

Pricey Porche

The Gypsy King added to his collection of supercars in July with the purchase of a stunning Porche GT3 RS.

The GT3 RS is by no means a cheap ride, with the default model costing a whopping £192,600.

Fury’s model, however, is a custom edition number – meaning it likely cost in excess of £200,000.

The former unified heavyweight champion unveiled the bad boy motor on his Instagram story.

INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYTyson Fury unveiled his brand-spanking new Porsche GT3 RS last month[/caption]

He said: “I’m gonna take my brand new GT3 RS out for a drive today.

“First time it’s been out of the garage since I got it.

“I’m looking forward to giving it a blast because that’s what life’s about, enjoying the spoils of war.”

Fury will be able to add to his fleet of supercars after his Saudi showdown with former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou.

The Wythenshawe warrior throws down with The Predator in a controversial crossover clash on October 28.

It’s understood he’ll receive the biggest purse of his combat sports career for the ten-rounder, in which WON’T be for his WBC strap.

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