Conor McGregor Car Collection 2026: Every Car and the Fight That Paid for It

Last updated 6 October 2026

Every car in Conor McGregor’s garage has a fight attached to it, from the Rolls-Royce seen in Los Angeles in the year he beat Aldo to the Urus with a red bow before the Cerrone fight. Eight vehicles, three of them on his own Instagram, in the order they arrived.

Conor McGregor’s car collection at a glance

Car	Year	Estimated value	Status
Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, nicknamed The Flamethrower	n/a	n/a	Confirmed
Lamborghini Urus, posted with a red bow	2019	n/a	Confirmed
McLaren 650S, filmed in Ireland	n/a	n/a	Confirmed
Rolls-Royce Ghost, white wrap	n/a	n/a	Reported
Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe, seen in Los Angeles	2015	about $368,000	Reported
Bentley Continental GT convertible	n/a	n/a	Reported
BMW i8	n/a	n/a	Reported
Cadillac Escalade	n/a	n/a	Reported

Eight vehicles. Three Confirmed on his own Instagram, five Reported by the press. This is the biggest garage in our UFC series and the benchmark every other fighter on the site is measured against. It is also the one with the most noise around it, which is why the table is shorter than the lists you will find elsewhere.

Only two cars come with a date in the sources: the Urus, posted on Christmas Eve 2019, and the Phantom, seen in Los Angeles in 2015. For the rest, McGregor showed the car and did not say when he bought it. The year column stays empty where he did.

What car does Conor McGregor drive?

Three cars are his beyond doubt: a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster he calls The Flamethrower, a Lamborghini Urus and a McLaren 650S. All three are on his own Instagram account. The Rolls-Royces, the Bentley, the BMW and the Cadillac are in the press and not, in a form we could find, on his channel.

Conor McGregor is the first fighter to hold two UFC titles at the same time and the most famous name the sport has produced. His cars are part of the act, nicknamed for social media and posted to millions of views, which is why so many sites list so many of them. We list the ones with evidence.

The garage in fight order

Most McGregor car articles go brand by brand. We have gone by date where a date exists, because every car in this garage was paid for by a fight and the order tells the story of his career.

• 2015, Los Angeles. A Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe at about $368,000 is seen with him in the year he knocked out Jose Aldo for the featherweight title. Reported.
• Undated, posted on his own Instagram. The Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, The Flamethrower, and the McLaren 650S filmed in Ireland. Both Confirmed.
• Christmas Eve 2019. The Lamborghini Urus, posted with a red bow, weeks before his return against Donald Cerrone. Confirmed.
• Undated, press only. The white-wrapped Rolls-Royce Ghost, the Bentley Continental GT convertible, the BMW i8 and the Cadillac Escalade. Reported.

Two dates and six gaps. That is less than we wanted and more than most pages give you, because the gaps are real. McGregor posts cars without captions about when they arrived, and the press rarely adds a date. Where we could not find one, we did not make one up.

2015, Los Angeles: the Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe

The earliest dated car is the grandest. In 2015, the year McGregor became featherweight champion, he was seen in Los Angeles with a Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe, the open-top version of the biggest Rolls-Royce, priced at about $368,000. The sighting and the price come from the press, not from him, so the car is Reported.

A Phantom Drophead is not a car you buy quietly. It is six metres of two-tone bodywork with a teak deck behind the seats, and in 2015 it was the loudest possible statement that the Dublin plumber’s apprentice had arrived. Whether he still has it, nobody has reported. More on the model on our Rolls-Royce page.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe specs

Published figures for the Phantom Drophead Coupe, from Rolls-Royce’s 2007 launch material as recorded in press coverage and on Wikipedia.

Spec	Value
Engine	6.75-litre naturally aspirated V12
Power	453 hp
Gearbox	6-speed automatic, later 8-speed
Production	2007 to 2016
Detail	teak deck covering the folded roof, inspired by classic yachts
Price when new	about $368,000 as reported for his car

The teak deck is the thing people remember. With the roof down, the area behind the rear seats is covered in varnished wood like the deck of a sailing boat. It needs the same care, too, which is one reason a Drophead is a car for people with staff.

The Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, The Flamethrower

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The car that defines the collection. McGregor’s Lamborghini Aventador Roadster has a name, The Flamethrower, and he has posted it on his own Instagram often enough that the status Confirmed is not in question. The name refers to the exhaust, which on an Aventador spits flame on the overrun when the driver wants it to.

What he has not posted is the exact version. The Aventador Roadster was sold as the LP 700-4 from 2013, then as the S from 2017 with more power. The press treats his as an LP 700-4, and the specs below follow that, with the caveat that McGregor himself has never named it. For the rest of the brand, see our Lamborghini page.

Aventador Roadster specs

Lamborghini’s figures for the Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster, as recorded on Wikipedia; the manufacturer’s own heritage page for this model was not reachable when we checked. If McGregor’s car is an S, add 40 horsepower.

Spec	Value
Engine	6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12
Power	700 PS (691 bhp) at 8,250 rpm, in LP 700-4 form
Torque	690 Nm
0 to 100 km/h	about 2.9 seconds
Top speed	350 km/h
Roof	two removable carbon fibre panels of about 6 kg each
Caveat	McGregor has not said whether his is an LP 700-4 or the later S

The two-piece roof is why the Roadster works as a daily supercar. The panels lift off by hand and stow under the front lid, so the car goes from closed to open in the time it takes to find somewhere to park. On an Irish day you will need them back on just as fast.

The McLaren 650S filmed in Ireland

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The McLaren 650S is Confirmed by a video rather than a photo. McGregor posted himself in the car, in Ireland, pulling up next to a group who recognise him, saying a few words, then revving the engine and leaving them at the lights. It is the most McGregor piece of evidence in this whole series.

The 650S was McLaren’s mid-range supercar from 2014 to 2017, with a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8, 650 PS, 0 to 100 km/h in 3.0 seconds and a top speed of 333 km/h. Whether his is the coupe or the Spider is not clear from the video. More on the brand on our McLaren page.

Christmas Eve 2019: the Lamborghini Urus with the red bow

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On Christmas Eve 2019, McGregor posted a series of photos of a Lamborghini Urus with a large red bow on it. That post is the whole provenance of the car and the reason it is the one Confirmed vehicle here with a date. Four weeks later he returned to the Octagon and beat Donald Cerrone in forty seconds.

The Urus was Lamborghini’s first SUV of the modern era and, within a year of launch, its best-selling car. For a man with an Aventador and a McLaren, it was the first vehicle in the garage with four doors and room for a family. The bow suggests it was a present. He did not say for whom.

Lamborghini Urus specs

Lamborghini’s own figures for the Urus, from lamborghini.com, describing the original twin-turbo V8 model that went on sale in 2018.

Spec	Value
Engine	4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8
Power	650 CV (478 kW) at 6,000 rpm
Torque	850 Nm
0 to 100 km/h	3.6 seconds
Top speed	305 km/h
Layout	all-wheel drive, five seats

A 305 km/h SUV sounds like a contradiction, and it is one Lamborghini sold in huge numbers. The Urus is the car that paid for the company’s next decade, and McGregor’s with a bow on it was part of the advertising, whether he meant it to be or not.

The white-wrapped Rolls-Royce Ghost

The second Rolls-Royce is a Ghost, the smaller saloon, in a white wrap. The press has described it; we have not found a post of his showing it. Status Reported.

A wrap is a vinyl skin over the paint, and on a Ghost it is a choice that says the car is part of the wardrobe rather than the collection. White, on a McGregor Rolls-Royce, fits the brand. It is the one car on this page whose colour we can state and whose existence we cannot confirm.

The Bentley Continental GT convertible, the BMW i8 and the Cadillac Escalade

Three more vehicles are Reported, and we are keeping them plainly at that level. A Bentley Continental GT convertible, the open version of the grand tourer that Jon Jones also owned. A BMW i8, the plug-in hybrid sports car with the butterfly doors. And a Cadillac Escalade, the full-size SUV that every American celebrity is driven to the arena in.

None of the three has a date, a price or a post from him that we could find. All three are plausible, all three are in the press, and none of them is upgraded here on the strength of plausibility. For the Bentley, see our Bentley page.

Cars as content: why his Lamborghinis have names

McGregor does not post a car the way other fighters do. He names it, stages it and posts it to an audience in the tens of millions, and the car becomes an episode. The Flamethrower is the clearest example: a nickname that tells you what the exhaust does, attached to an Aventador that has appeared on his feed for years.

The Urus with the bow was the same technique on a different day. A red ribbon, a Christmas Eve post, a fight four weeks away. The McLaren video in Ireland added a crowd. In each case the car was the prop and the post was the product, which is why the three Confirmed cars on this page are the three with the best content attached.

For our purposes that is useful and limiting at once. Useful, because the cars he cares about are the ones he films. Limiting, because the cars he does not film, the Ghost, the Bentley, the i8, the Escalade, stay Reported however often the press repeats them.

How we checked this garage

The three Confirmed rows rest on his own Instagram account: the Aventador Roadster posts, the Urus with the bow on Christmas Eve 2019 and the McLaren 650S video in Ireland. DuPont Registry, Motorious and LowKickMMA all describe the same three posts, which is how we checked that we were looking at the right ones.

The five Reported rows come from the same outlets plus South China Morning Post Style, which covered the collection as a whole. The Phantom Drophead Coupe sighting in Los Angeles in 2015, with its price of about $368,000, is the only Reported car that comes with a date and a figure.

Specifications come from lamborghini.com for the Urus, and from the published Lamborghini, McLaren and Rolls-Royce figures as recorded on Wikipedia for the Aventador Roadster, the 650S and the Phantom Drophead, because the manufacturers’ own heritage pages for those older models were not reachable when we checked. Every table says which.

Why there is no Lamborghini Countach on this page

Search McGregor’s name with the word Lamborghini and you will find reports that he bought a Countach LPI 800-4, the limited-run revival of the seventies original, for well over two million dollars. We looked for the source. Every version of the story traces to sites that do not meet our standard, and none to a post of his or to an outlet we trust.

So there is no Countach in the table, not even with the status Rumored. If McGregor posts one, it goes in the same day. Until then, the most expensive car in the most famous garage in the sport is one we cannot show you exists.

How his garage compares

McGregor is the benchmark for our UFC fighters car collections 2026, and the comparison cuts both ways. By count and by reported value he is clear of everyone: eight vehicles against the two of Alex Pereira and the three lines of Islam Makhachev. By evidence, three Confirmed cars out of eight is a lower share than Pereira’s two out of two.

The nearest garage in spirit was Khabib Nurmagomedov‘s, his great rival’s, a Ferrari and an AMG and a fleet of practical cars, until it was reported seized in 2024. McGregor’s has not shrunk. It has simply never been photographed in one place.

Every profile in our Celebrity car collections 2026 hub is graded the same way, which is why McGregor’s page has eight lines and not the eighteen you will find elsewhere.

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