Go and grab yourself a bargain by bidding on Floyd Mayweather's Bugatti Veyron. You'll only have to fork out a seven-figure sum for a car that will be stolen within the first month of purchase.
Plus you'll look like a right tit driving down the M56 in a black and orange supercar while people flag you because, well, you've got a £3.2 million Bugatti.
Mayweather's old 2015 Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse is currently on the eBay market at a staggering price as only 150 of these special cars were made worldwide.
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Fancy a flutter?
The 40-year-old sold the motor to Luxury Auto Collection, and now the company are looking to sell it to a 'lucky' owner.
Mayweather is known to own a fleet of cars, including a 2003 Ferrari Enzo and two Bugatti's worth around $9 million, according to his official YouTube video titled 'Floyd Mayweather's Fleet Of Cars'
Mayweather uploaded a picture of the Bugatti Veyron Grand Vitesse onto Instagram back in October 2015, casually captioning the post: 'My new £3,498,000 Bugatti' while he sat in the beast.
Here's the post:
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In other news, it looks like Mayweather vs McGregor is officially ON after the pair have reportedly made a deal and will fight this year.
The agreement is yet to be formally signed as a result of a 'third party hold up', but it is going to happen.
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A source close to McGregor told the Irish Sun: "Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather have agreed a deal to fight and have both settled on their respective fees.
"The contract hasn't officially been signed yet because of a third party hold-up but all the details have all been agreed on.
To be honest, It's been a whole load of 'will they, won't they' for months now, with McGregor's agent, Audie Attar, confirming that his team were 'very interested' in setting up a match with Mayweather a few months back.
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Then recently, at an interview event in Manchester, McGregor said: "There's a lot of business to do out in Las Vegas. They tried to fine me $150,000 for throwing a bottle of water. It was a can but whatever. We'll call it a bottle of water and say no more about it...
"Ah no look I'm gonna fuck this whole sh*t up again. I love the Vegas commission. We've come to an understanding. I'm gonna fly out there and fix it. I'm gonna get my Las Vegas boxing commission and then we'll see where the fuck Floyd's at?!"
McGregor's coach, John Kavanagh, previously confirmed that the pair were talks for a potential fight in 2017.
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He added that Mayweather's current winning record of 49-0 seems to be especially tantalising. He said: "He's 49-0. I'm sure he wants that 50th fight. It's a nice number.
"Right now, ask the average guy on the street, who do you want to see Mayweather fight, what fight's going to get the most interest, and it would be a superfight with Conor."
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(H/T: The Sun)
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