‘Be rude not to’ – Tyson Fury buys TWO Rolls-Royces to boost multi-million pound car collection that includes old Passat

TYSON FURY has splashed out on TWO brand new Rolls-Royce Phantom Series II to add to his spectacular car collection.

The Gypsy King, 33, has been spending his earnings since hanging up his gloves after defeating Dillian Whyte in April.

Last month he swapped a Ferrari he owned for a brand new silver Porsche Taycan but it appears he has not stopped there.

Fury is a big fan of Rolls-Royce and has now purchased two Phantom Series II which are priced at a staggering £384,000 each.

He posted a video earlier this week showing off the first of his new Rolls-Royces, captioning it "Every day I'm hustling."

He's now shared footage of a second, captioning it "duo time RR".

The video also included a message reading: "Had to get 2. Be rude not to."

But the Brit does not always spend lavishly on his cars and also owns a modest Volkswagen Passat which costs just £20,000.

Fury has a vast and varied car collection which includes two other Rolls Royce, a G-Wagon, a classic Mini Cooper, a Range Rover and a couple of Ferrari's - totalling £1.3million.

The Mini Cooper is a retro 1993 model and barely has room for 6ft9in giant Fury, unlike his other cars.

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Fury boasts two big 4x4's including a custom Range Rover with camouflage design and a black G Wagon.

He recently purchased Porsche is an electric model and is valued at £140,000 - with Fury exchanging his £250,000 Ferrari F12 for the new wheels.

Depending on the model, the Porsche Taycan is capable of 0-60mph in between three and five seconds and a top speed of 160mph.

The Phantom II does 0-60mph in just five seconds thanks to its V12 engine, with a top speed of 155mph and 563 horsepower.

As well as adding to his car collection, Fury has also been spending on home refurbishments.

Last week the boxer bought brand new luxury furniture for his bedroom, including a new bed, sofa and armchair as well as 'Gypsy King' branded cushions.

Fury is enjoying his retirement but he may not be out of the ring for long with his promoter Bob Arum claiming he will "unretire" when the next big fight is presented to him.

Fellow Brit Joe Joyce is keen to face the heavyweight world champion and called him out for a fight last week.