Three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart’s love of cars isn’t limited to the track, but he’s also a huge car enthusiast with an exquisite garage. The Smoke recently came out and revealed the one car that he wants to add to his collection, and it isn’t what you’d expect.
NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon took to Tony Stewart’s garage in 2020, where the Smoke revealed his car collection to the Hendrick Motorsports icon for a YouTube video. The collection featured stock cars, IndyCar cars, sprint cars, as well as multiple American muscle.
In a recent video uploaded by Stewart in collaboration with Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage, who sponsor Tony Stewart Racing Nitro team, the Smoke revealed a car that he dreams of owning one day. It wasn’t an American muscle or a race spec car, but instead a European Supercar.
“Hey I’m Tony Stewart with Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage and Jason’s got so many cool cars here. I mean, everything from American muscle to European cars. But my favourite car in this whole place that I will own one day, mark my words, I will own this chassis, this car, one day, is the Black series Mercedes GT.”
The Black Series is a track-focused version of Mercedes AMG GT. The car is powered by a twin-turbo 4.0L V8 that revs to 7200 rpm. The engine produces 720 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque. The Black Series features an aggressive aerodynamics package with liberal use of Carbon Fibre across the body panels. The car is priced at $325,000, as per Mercedez Benz USA and can go beyond $400,000 with options.
Tony Stewart’s wife Leah Pretty also featured in the video and suggested that his favourite car in Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage was the Maserati MC20.
“There is a lot of eye candy here but my current crush here is this teal Maserati. It looks good,” said Leah Pruett
Tony Stewart reveals what about the public tribute for Kyle Busch left him ‘frustrated’
Kyle Busch passed away on May 21, 2026, after suffering from pneumonia, which progressed into sepsis and led to complications. Tony Stewart came out and detailed how frustrated he was with the public tributes for Busch, as he said,
“now everybody wants to talk about how he was as a person. Outside of that, all they wanted to do is judge what they saw on TV. So, it’s frustrating. That’s the way everyone of us are judged by what they see on TV. Then once you die, then they want to talk about how good a person you were,” said Tony Stewart
“Should’ve given him a chance to learn him as a person before they judged him in the first place. So, right now, I don’t care about educating everybody about how Kyle Busch was. I know who Kyle Busch was,” he added
Busch and Stewart had a fierce rivalry on track, were teammates for a year at Joe Gibbs Racing, but shared a respectful relationship.
