Inside Deontay Wilder’s amazing car collection, from a £430,000 alligator-skin Lamborghini to a metallic-bronze Hummer – The US Sun

THE Bronze Bomber loves its engines.

Deontay Wilder, 36, has amassed a fortune during a boxing career that has left many of his opponents dazed and confused, hitting the canvas.

Deontay Wilder splashed the money on cars

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Deontay Wilder splashed the money on carsPhoto credit: Instagram
The engines in Wilder's garage are stunning

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The engines in Wilder’s garage are stunningCredit: Alamy

His car collection is stunning too, including a very special Lamborghini, a gentlemen’s Rolls Royce and a good old American favourite.

As Wilder returns against Robert Helenius over the weekend, SunSport takes a look at the Alabama native’s beautiful garage.

It’s just as impressive as his famous right hook.

LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR, £430,000

After winning the WBC heavyweight title from Bermane Stiverne in 2015, Wilder wanted to treat himself — and why not?

He rolled over to Exotic Euro Cars in Woodland Hills, California and reportedly splashed out around £430,000 on a custom Lamborghini Aventador.

What made this Aventador stand out from the crowd was its faux alligator skin that would make even Floyd Mayweather envious.

This £430,000 Lamborghini Aventador is Wilder's most extravagant possession and has a faux alligator leather exterior

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This £430,000 Lamborghini Aventador is Wilder’s most extravagant possession and has a faux alligator leather exteriorPhoto credit: Instagram

With a cream leather interior, it’s unlike any Lamborghini we’ve seen.

To complete the look, a bronze coat has been added to the foiling – he’s the bronze bomber, after all.

The Aventador can reach a top speed of 350 km/h and is one of the fastest Lamborghinis ever made.

The V12 engine with over 700 hp accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.6 seconds.

ROLLS-ROYCE PHANTOM, over £347,000

Every wealthy man should own a Rolls-Royce, after all it is a real gentleman’s car. Luckily for Wilder, he has two.

His Phantom is a convertible, perfect for cruising in the hot Alabama summers.

You won’t be shocked to discover that the Phantom is the most expensive Rolls-Royce on the market.

Again, Wilder has his custom build with a bronze metallic coat to match his Bronze Bomber nickname.

His model, the Phantom VII, has a 563 hp V12 engine that can accelerate to 100 km/h in 5.1 seconds.

Deontay often shares snaps perched on the hood of this beast on social media, and who can blame him.

It’s certainly a ride of beauty.

Wilder rests on the hood of his Rolls-Royce Phantom

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Wilder rests on the hood of his Rolls-Royce PhantomPhoto credit: Instagram
The Phantom is a gentleman's car and is worth more than £347,000

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The Phantom is a gentleman’s car and is worth more than £347,000Photo credit: Instagram
Wilder often spins his Rolls-Royce with the hood down

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Wilder often spins his Rolls-Royce with the hood downPhoto credit: Instagram

HUMMER H2, £70,000

There was a time when you couldn’t move for lobsters in the US, especially among the sports elite.

However, automaker GM stopped producing the army-inspired SUVs in 2010.

That has now made the Hummer a collector’s item, something Wilder is aware of which is why he owns one.

Said to be worth around £70,000, it’s bronze (again!) and even has its own nickname – the Bomb Zquad Mobile.

The custom 34-inch bronze and chrome star rims are also engraved with the words Bomb Zquad.

There has recently been speculation that Wilder parted with his prized possessions, but this has never been confirmed.

Another prized possession of Wilder's is his Hummer H2, which was discontinued as of 2010

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Another prized possession of Wilder’s is his Hummer H2, which was discontinued as of 2010Photo credit: Instagram
The nickname for Wilder's Hummer H2 is Bomb Zquad Mobile

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The nickname for Wilder’s Hummer H2 is Bomb Zquad MobilePhoto credit: Instagram

ROLLS-ROYCE CULLINAN FROM £269,310

Wilder’s most recent purchase, he was spied driving the Rolls-Royce SUV in August 2019.

Just like his Lamborghini Aventador, the champion has the expensive engine beautifully packaged.

His Rolls-Royce has a black and bronze mottled snakeskin finish and a smooth leather interior.

The hubcaps surrounding the 26-inch wheels are personalized with Wilder’s now-famous logo.

Wilder had his scooter pimped by Adam Wolfe at Dreamworks Motorsports in North Carolina.

The moment it was delivered to him, he took to Instagram to capture a video of his new wheels.

Wilder shows his newly taped Rolls-Royce

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Wilder shows his newly taped Rolls-RoycePhoto credit: Instagram
This Rolls-Royce Cullinan is a stunning vehicle that is part of Wilder's collection

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This Rolls-Royce Cullinan is a stunning vehicle that is part of Wilder’s collection
Wilder had it custom wrapped in a mottled black and bronze snakeskin finish

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Wilder had it custom wrapped in a mottled black and bronze snakeskin finish
Wilder took to Instagram to share his purchase with his followers

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Wilder took to Instagram to share his purchase with his followers

DODGE CHALLENGER, over £30,000

There’s nothing like a muscle car to complete your enviable garage.

The cheapest engine in Deontay’s collection, one could argue that it’s its finest looks.

His Dodge Challenger had a starting price of around £30,000 but you can bet it’s worth a lot more now with extras and the custom paint job he gave it.

Impressive hubcaps, special side-opening doors and spray-painted in shades of red – this engine looks like it belongs to the Fast & Furious franchise.

We bet it drives like a dream too thanks to a powerful 6.2 liter V8 engine.

A £30,000 Dodge Challenger is the cheapest car in Wilder's collection

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A £30,000 Dodge Challenger is the cheapest car in Wilder’s collectionPhoto credit: Instagram
Wilder's Dodge Challenger looks like a car from the Fast & Furious franchise

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Wilder’s Dodge Challenger looks like a car from the Fast & Furious franchisePhoto credit: Instagram

SUZUKI HAYABUSA FROM £14,500

When four wheels don’t make it, Wilder has been known to try two to get a few kicks.

Back in 2014, he shared a picture of a Hayabusa beefed up with an exterior that looks like it belongs in a Mad Max movie.

The Hayabusa was developed with the sole intention of being the fastest production motorcycle of its time.

Incredibly, it can reach a top speed of 186 mph. Opening the throttle reveals its brutal power.

“Imma keep riding my baby while the weather is right,” Wilder wrote in a tweet that included a picture of the beautiful bike.

Wilder's Suzuki Hayabusa looks straight out of a Mad Max movie

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Wilder’s Suzuki Hayabusa looks straight out of a Mad Max moviePhoto credit: Instagram

POLARIS SLINGSHOT, FROM £15,500

The ultimate boys toy.

Lewis Hamilton and Shaquille O’Neal also own the three-wheeled Polaris Slingshot, which is on every petrolhead’s wish list.

And Deontay Wilder shared pictures on social media, zooming in on one of the city.

Introduced in 2015, the Slingshot can do 0-60mph in under five seconds and is effectively a street-legal go-kart.

It is powered by a naturally aspirated 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that was built in Germany along with Mercedes-AMG V8 hardware.

Who knew Wilder was such an adrenaline junkie?

Like Lewis Hamilton, Deontay Wilder has a three-wheeled Polaris Slingshot

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Like Lewis Hamilton, Deontay Wilder has a three-wheeled Polaris SlingshotPhoto credit: Instagram

https://www.the-sun.com/sport/422545/deontay-wilder-car-collection-lamborghini/ Inside Deontay Wilder’s amazing car collection, from a £430,000 alligator-skin Lamborghini to a metallic-bronze Hummer – The US Sun

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