The popular automotive YouTuber Shmee150 is in Miami, Florida to take a tour of one of the most spectacular supercar garages ever constructed.

The popular automotive YouTuber Shmee150 has reached the final part of his AMG GT Black Series US tour in the latest video on his YouTube channel. The destination this time around is Miami, Florida, where he has uncovered a car man cave like no other.

This is what the bat cave would have looked like if Bruce Wayne had been a gearhead and not a caped vigilante. From Ferrari to Lamborghini, Porsche to McLaren, this car cave has it all.

Shmee150 (real name: Tim Burton) has reviewed some memorable private supercar collections in recent weeks, but the “Pet Cave” owned by PetFred, is the pick of the bunch. The garage spans three separate halls and has a mezzanine level where there is a viewing area, a chillout zone, and a games room.

It’s the ground level, though, that interests Tim the most. He begins his review with a set of eight modified supercars all coated in satin black and with tinted yellow headlights. These include a McLaren 675LT, a McLaren 765LT, a Lamborghini Murcielago SV, a Lamborghini Diablo GT, and a Ferrari 458 Speciale.

Tim then discusses a Ferrari F40 with a full LM conversion decked out in the classic Marlboro livery, before moving on to a McLaren Senna GTR which is also skinned in the Marlboro livery. This one has had a full road conversion carried out at Lanzante and is a very special car.

In hall three there are even more rows of exotic vehicles including a trio of white classics that look like they’re straight off the set of Miami Vice - a Porsche 964, a Ferrari Testarossa, and a Lamborghini Countach.

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It’s a simply stunning garage with an array of supercars that would make any gearhead drool. But Petfred is adding even more vehicles to the Pet Cave. On the way is a McLaren P1, which is in Lanzante, England getting the full HDK package. And a little further down the line, an Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate and an Aston Martin Valhalla.

Whether it’s converting the garage on the side of your house or building something a bit more ambitious on your property, the man cave is the domain solely intended for a particular set of hobbies. But the gearheads dream of having a car man cave, decked out with a couple of special vehicles, some parts and tools, the wall space covered in memorabilia, and maybe even a corner for a games console with their favorite racing games installed on it.

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It doesn’t have to cost very much. $2,000-$3,000 might be enough for a modest cave, but it’s often time and dedication that can turn the dream car cave into a reality. Obviously, the more you can spend the better. Some gearheads are willing to spend more money on their dream car man cave though like PetFred, who pumped millions into the supercar garage seen in the video.

Ian is an Irish based author and lifelong car enthusiast. He had a fascination with supercars from a young age and eventually spent many years modifying Japanese sports cars.