Floyd Mayweather Hits Luxury Car Dealer With Lawsuit Over Alleged Fraudulent Purchases

Floyd Mayweather is taking a firm stand regarding his high-end automobiles. He has recently filed a lawsuit against Vegas Auto Gallery, citing questionable trade practices. Allegations suggest the dealership misrepresented a couple of luxury cars sold to him.Known for his passion for extravagant vehicles, Mayweather's disappointment over his experience is understandable. The 48-year-old boxing champion initiated the lawsuit on Thursday, asserting claims of “deceptive trade practices” and “misrepresentation,” linked to his July 2025 acquisition of multiple elite vehicles, including a 2018 Mercedes Maybach G650 Landaulet.Mayweather reported a total expenditure of $2.25 million on four luxury cars but expressed dissatisfaction with the transaction. He successfully returned three vehicles but faced challenges returning the Maybach, which turned out to be embroiled in lawsuits and modifications. His research revealed that the vehicle cost the dealer significantly less than represented.Claiming unfair treatment, Mayweather seeks attorney fees and punitive damages as his legal battle with Vegas Auto Gallery unfolds.