Most celebrity car collections look pretty much the same – just endless rows of flashy Italian supercars. Will Smith took a totally different approach by building a garage that covers nearly every automotive category you can imagine. When he wants luxury, his Rolls-Royce Ghost and Bentley Azure are waiting, but he can also embrace the future with his Tesla Roadster. On days when he’s feeling nostalgic, his 1965 Mustang celebrates American heritage, while his Maybach 57s delivers that unmistakable German engineering excellence.
Smith’s collection is more about owning a museum of automotive history told through carefully chosen vehicles. Here’s what he has in his garage:
8. Rolls-Royce Ghost (Exterior)
Luxury cars often announce wealth too loudly, but Smith’s Rolls-Royce Ghost delivers presence through perfect proportions rather than flashy details. Commanding presence comes from perfect proportions and meticulous detailing throughout its exterior. Iconic Pantheon grille and Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament immediately identify this sedan as automotive royalty. Dramatic entrances become possible through coach doors (often called suicide doors) that open rearward. LED headlights incorporate sophisticated glare-free high beam technology, automatically reshaping light distribution around oncoming traffic. Self-leveling air suspension maintains consistent ride height regardless of passenger count or luggage load. Understated opulence defines every curve and line, delivering presence without resorting to ostentation.
Rolls-Royce Ghost (Interior)
For those who appreciate artisanal craftsmanship, Smith’s Ghost interior features up to 44 layers of wood veneer and leather from specially raised cattle. Bulls raised at high altitudes provide hides free from insect bites for the upholstery. Looking upward reveals a starlight headliner with up to 1,600 hand-placed fiber optic lights recreating a perfect night sky. Feet sink into lambswool floor mats while 18-way adjustable massaging seats provide perfect comfort. A V12 engine generates 563 horsepower through an 8-speed automatic transmission that uses GPS data to pre-select gearing for upcoming terrain. Active noise cancellation creates whisper-quiet acoustics while accelerating from 0-60 mph in 4.7 seconds. Automotive excellence reaches its zenith in this masterpiece of British engineering.
7. 1965 Ford Mustang: A Classic Reimagined (Exterior)
Few cars changed American culture like the 1965 Ford Mustang in Will Smith’s collection. Valued between $27,500-$100,000 depending on condition, this classic houses a 4.7L V8 engine generating 271 horsepower and 312 lb-ft of torque. Timeless proportions showcase the original pony car’s DNA that changed American automotive design forever. A four-speed manual transmission connects driver to machine with mechanical precision that modern cars rarely match. Raw driving excitement comes without computer interference, delivering visceral thrills with every shift. The Mustang reaches a top speed of 124 mph – impressive for 1960s technology.
1965 Ford Mustang (Interior)
When you slide behind the wheel of Smith’s ’65 Mustang, the 1960s roar back to life. A simple, driver-focused cockpit houses analog gauges and minimal distractions. From the floor rises a four-speed shifter, demanding deliberate engagement from whoever takes the wheel. Acceleration from 0-60 mph takes 7.5 seconds – respectable even by today’s standards. No touchscreens or driver assists interrupt the pure driving experience. Just the driver, a steering wheel, and the mechanical symphony of that V8 fill the cabin. Ford’s cultural icon sold over 1 million units within 18 months of its debut, forever changing the automotive landscape.
6. 2017 BMW i8: Futuristic and Flamboyant (Exterior)
Dramatic butterfly doors on Smith’s BMW i8 provide both theatrical entrances and practical access to the futuristic cabin. Originally priced at $143,400, this plug-in hybrid supercar draws attention wherever it travels. Beneath its sculpted body, a 1.5L turbocharged three-cylinder works with electric motors to generate 369 combined horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque. Aerodynamic cooling channels direct airflow across a lightweight carbon fiber reinforced plastic chassis. BMW engineers kept weight minimal while maintaining exceptional structural rigidity. A full charge provides 15-18 miles of all-electric range with the front wheels powered exclusively by electric motors.
2017 BMW i8 (Interior)
Performance cars often sacrifice efficiency, but the i8’s cockpit lets Smith toggle between eco-friendly driving and sports car dynamics with a simple switch. Recycled materials form the interior surfaces without compromising luxury feel. Color-shifting digital displays change based on driving mode – blue for efficiency, red for sport. From standstill, the i8 reaches 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds and tops out at an electronically limited 155 mph. Sustainable performance doesn’t sacrifice speed here. Travelers must pack light, however, as the rear seats accommodate only small children and storage space remains minimal. Currently valued between $60,000-$80,000, the i8 has depreciated significantly from its original price but may stabilize as collectors recognize its importance in hybrid performance history.
5. 2008 Tesla Roadster: Speedy and Electric (Exterior)
If you’re skeptical about electric performance, Smith’s 2008 Tesla Roadster was among the first to change minds with its Lotus-derived chassis and groundbreaking powertrain. Market values range from $70,000-$120,000 (special editions reaching $250,000), reflecting its historical significance. A 53 kWh lithium-ion battery powers this pioneering sports car, delivering 248 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels. History was made when the Roadster became the first highway-legal production electric vehicle using lithium-ion battery cells. No engine noise interrupts the pure acceleration experience, yet top speed reaches an electronically limited 125 mph. Tesla’s first production car fundamentally changed how the world viewed electric vehicle performance.
2008 Tesla Roadster (Interior)
Nothing distracts from pure driving in the Tesla Roadster’s minimalist cabin. Luxury takes a backseat to performance in this spartan interior. Only essentials fit in the two-seater configuration, prioritizing driving dynamics over comfort. Pressing the accelerator launches the Roadster from 0-60 mph in 3.9 seconds while regenerative braking helps extend driving range. One full charge provides 244 miles of EPA-rated range – remarkable for 2008-era battery technology. Driving purists appreciate the manual steering and absence of anti-lock brakes. Production totaled fewer than 2,500 units worldwide, making Smith’s example increasingly collectible as the car that launched Tesla’s electric revolution.
4. 2017 Cadillac Escalade ESV: Extra Everything (Exterior)
The extended wheelbase of Smith’s Cadillac Escalade ESV creates both commanding road presence and cavernous interior space. Launch pricing ranged from $76,395-$100,000 depending on trim level. Extended wheelbase differentiates this model from standard Escalades, maximizing interior volume. Angular body lines gain emphasis from strategic chrome accents, while 22-inch wheels fill the substantial wheel arches. Behind the hands-free power liftgate lies 39.3 cubic feet of cargo space with all seats up, expanding to a cavernous 120.9 cubic feet maximum. Current market values place this luxury SUV between $50,000-$70,000, yet its commanding presence remains unchanged.
2017 Cadillac Escalade ESV (Interior)
Traveling with an entourage? Smith’s Escalade ESV wraps eight passengers in premium leather and genuine wood while bringing the power of a sports car. Under the hood, a 6.2L V8 engine produces 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque, channeled through an 8-speed automatic transmission. Despite its substantial size, this luxury SUV accelerates from 0-60 mph in 5.8 seconds. Towing capacity reaches an impressive 8,100 pounds without strain. Magnetic Ride Control suspension, CUE infotainment with 8-inch touchscreen, 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, and comprehensive driver assistance features come standard. Fuel economy ratings of 15 mpg city and 20 mpg highway remind owners of the performance-luxury tradeoff in this premium American SUV.
3. Bentley Azure: Elite Performance and Luxury (Exterior)
Mass-produced convertibles often lack distinction, but Smith’s handcrafted 1998 Bentley Azure stands apart with its bespoke British coachbuilding. When new, this grand tourer commanded approximately $350,000. Its electrically operated soft top disappears beneath a leather-covered tonneau at the touch of a button. Mediterranean azure blue waters inspired the name, perfectly capturing its elegant coastal cruiser character. Power comes from a 6.75L twin-turbocharged V8 engine producing 450 horsepower and a tremendous 645 lb-ft of torque. Aristocratic bodywork gains definition through hand-finished paint and carefully placed chrome accents. Production limited the Azure to fewer than 1,500 units across two generations, ensuring exclusivity for the fortunate few.
Bentley Azure (Interior)
150 hours of handcraftsmanship went into every Bentley Azure interior like Smith’s. Bentley artisans invested over 150 hours in each interior, ensuring unparalleled attention to detail. Smooth power delivery comes courtesy of the automatic transmission, launching this 5,700-pound convertible from 0-60 mph in 5.9 seconds. Heated seats and extensive bespoke customization options enhance the luxury experience. Top speed reaches 168 mph despite the considerable mass. Current market values range between $80,000-$150,000 depending on condition. Collectible status persists despite extremely poor fuel economy (9 mpg city, 15 mpg highway) and maintenance costs that would make most owners blanch. Enjoying this look into Will Smith’s car collection? You might also be curious to find out what cars Curren$y has in his garage.
2. Mercedes Maybach 57s: Rare and Refined (Exterior)
The 225.3-inch length of Smith’s Mercedes Maybach 57s houses both a thunderous V12 engine and a rear cabin fit for royalty. New pricing ranged from $400,000-$470,000 during its production run. Only 3,000 units were built between 2002-2012, ensuring exclusivity. Its name reflects the 225.3-inch (5.7-meter) length that houses a massive 6.0L V12 biturbo engine beneath the elongated hood. Performance potential reveals itself through subtle twin tailpipes, while restrained bodywork adds sporting character to the formal design. Today’s market values this ultra-luxury sedan between $50,000-$100,000 – a fraction of its original cost but still commanding respect on any road.
Mercedes Maybach 57s (Interior)
Near-perfect silence greets occupants in Smith’s Maybach 57s, thanks to unprecedented soundproofing efforts. Finest leathers and woods create an environment of absolute luxury. The 2006 model generates 604 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque through a five-speed automatic transmission. Acceleration from 0-60 mph takes just 4.8 seconds despite nearly three tons of mass. Top speed reaches 172 mph (electronically limited). Airline-style tables and champagne flutes transform rear seats into a first-class travel experience. Adaptive air suspension provides both supreme comfort and unexpected agility. Extremely poor fuel economy (10 mpg city, 16 mpg highway) and stratospheric maintenance costs remind owners of the price of automotive excess.
1. “The Heat”: An Extravagant Motor Home (Exterior)
If you’ve ever felt cramped in typical celebrity trailers, Smith’s “The Heat” motor home solves the problem with 1,200 square feet of expandable living space. Anderson Mobile Estates crafted this $2.5 million mega-vehicle spanning 53 feet in length. Twenty-two wheels support this mobile mansion that creates 1,200 square feet of living space when fully deployed. Film sets for blockbusters including Men in Black 3 and The Pursuit of Happiness benefited from this rolling luxury compound. Patented hydraulic lift systems raise the second story when parked. Automated doors and comprehensive power connections provide hotel-like convenience anywhere. Urban environments pose challenges for this behemoth due to its unprecedented size – this isn’t transportation in the conventional sense but rather a relocatable luxury residence.
“The Heat” Motor Home (Interior)
Need to host a film screening between takes? The 30-person theater inside Smith’s “The Heat” motor home has you covered. Entertainment options include a 30-person screening room for private film viewings. Culinary preparation happens on a $200,000 granite countertop in the full kitchen. Personal care takes place in a $25,000 bathroom featuring a sauna shower. Fourteen televisions showcase $125,000 worth of entertainment technology throughout the space. $30,000 in premium leather covers all seating surfaces. Hydraulic systems create a true second story when parked. Advanced entertainment systems and comprehensive office capabilities make this ideal for on-location filming. Special driver’s license requirements and extreme fuel consumption underscore this vehicle’s exceptional nature as a portable luxury compound.
