NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: ‘Good Morning America’ star Michael Strahan exhibited his luxury car collection for a Hulu show, ‘Drive with Swiss Beatz’ recently.

'GMA' shared a clip of the 51-year-old on Instagram, in a joint post with the host's official account, where he seems to be taking the American producer and rapper around his garage and displaying his prized collection of cars.

‘Drive with Swiss Beatz’ follows the hip hop legend and his son Nasir Dean visiting car-loving destinations, where they examine the area’s distinctive car culture and bring together two otherwise disparate car clubs over a shared love of all things automotive and an appreciation for what it’s like to beat the odds through sheer drive alone, as per Hulu.

‘GMA’ host Michael Strahan shows off his impressive car collection

The former NFL star opened the gates of his garage to Swiss Beatz and gave him a long tour of his impressive collection of cars.

In the teaser posted on Strahan’s Instagram account, the ‘GMA’ star is proudly walking through the car garage, pointing at his beautiful vehicles.

The ex-NFL star revealed that he had the “SLR McLaren Roadster for the longest.”

He then flaunted his Porsche Speedster Turbo and his SL65 Black Series. Strahan unveiled that he had been collecting cars "in his mind since nine."

Other cars in his portfolio included the Fisker, the 964RS, the Ford GT-X1, and a 1975 Aston Marton Vanquish.

In the caption of this snippet, 'GMA' asked fans to tune in for the Hulu show when it airs.

It said, "@michaelstrahan joined @therealswizzz and @notemarcato at his garage recently to take a look at his collection in this sneak peek for the upcoming series, Drive with Swizz Beatz. Make sure you tune in on Nov. 16 on @Hulu for the big premiere. @onyxcollective.”

Michael Strahan makes the cover of Sports Business Journal for SMAC Entertainment

The former NFL star revealed a major career milestone away from the morning show recently.

Strahan and his SMAC Entertainment co-host Constance Schwartz-Morini (co-founder and CEO) and Fred Anthony Smith (vice-president of non-scripted) were featured on the cover of Sports Business Journal.

SMAC Entertainment was co-founded in 2010 by Strahan and Schwartz-Morini to produce films and shows about football.

Their latest production ‘BS High’ premiered on Hulu earlier this year.

Strahan broke the news to his fans on Instagram and wrote, “Honored to be on the cover of this week’s @sportsbusinessjournal issue representing our @smacentertainment team with my business partner, @conschwartz and @fredanthonysmith, who leads our unscripted business!”

He continued, “SMAC has been named an honoree for SBJ’s 4SE (Force) in Sports Storytelling honoring those at the intersection of sports and entertainment. This is a deserving honor for our team who works so hard behind the scenes and hustles to get us to where we are today. Very proud of our #SMACFAM.”