Wes Watson Shows His $3M Car Collection with Rolls Royce, Maybach & Lamborghinis (Part 2)
February 12, 2026
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In a recent interview, fitness personality Wes Watson gave fans a rare look into his impressive $3 million car collection featuring luxury marques like Rolls-Royce, Maybach, and Lamborghini. Watson showed off his customized Maybach with a unique pink interior valued at around $200,000, designed for his close associates and driven by chauffeurs. He also revealed his prized Rolls-Royce Phantom, estimated at $1 million, featuring a custom "Convict" logo—a personal emblem of his past and resilience—and an extensive Mansory upgrade package including a $70,000 carbon fiber hood and a distinctive orange interior with illuminated grille accents. Watson admitted he rarely drives the Phantom himself, preferring to be chauffeured, and spoke candidly about his approach to life and connection with others. The collection exemplifies his blend of luxury taste and personal storytelling, offering fans a glimpse into the lifestyle behind his motivational persona.
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