While many of us would love to see a garage full of supercars – Cardi B wants to sell up as she claims they just sit there collecting dust.

A social media video upload from earlier this year sees Cardi B, real name Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, considering cashing in on her extensive car collection.

A fine layer of dust and even bird poop was visible over the supercars due to the fact that Cardi B can’t legally drive them.

In fact, the WAP singer doesn’t actually have a driver’s license. As she gives her followers a walk through of her car collection she can be heard grumbling.

“F*cking cars, it just collects dust,” Cardi said.

“I wonder if it even turns on… This gift Offset gave me, she’s pretty but I ain’t seen her in forever.”

“I gotta bring my Maybach back to New York. Just collecting dust, we might as well just sell the f*cking cars,” she added. “We might as well just sell the f*cking cars. Oh my God, look at my f*cking Maybach.”

We can also see a Lamborghini Urus, Chevy Suburban, Rolls Royce, and Lamborghini Aventador.

It seems that gifting was the primary love language between Cardi b and her now estranged husband, Offset.

And their combined net worth of around $108 million means they could afford to give.

Check out the net worth of other celebrity couples including Beyonce and Jay-Z and David and Victoria Beckham.

As HipHopDX noted, Cardi B and Offset’s car collection includes a red Ferrari SUV that was a birthday gift from Offset and a black Maybach.

She also bought him a Lamborghini Aventador in 2020, while he generously added a Rolls Royce to their luxury car collection.

The year prior, she decided a refrigerator was the gift for the man who has everything.

“You got every car,” she said.

“You got every jewelry. You got everything. You got every shoe. You know what I’m saying. What else can I give somebody that got everything?”

We wonder who will take each car in their split, which was announced yesterday by Cardi B on Instagram Live.

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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)