Comedian Adam Carolla co-hosted "The Man Show," a Comedy Central program known for featuring buxom women jumping on trampolines. At home, Mr. Carolla's cartoonishly masculine persona is readily on display.
The eight-car garage, housing part of his collection of historic race-cars, Lamborghinis and Datsuns, has its own sitting room and beer refrigerator. Parked in his office, where four flat-screen TVs are arranged stadium-style, is Mr. Carolla's prized orange 1970 Lamborghini Miura. It sits atop a hydraulic lift so it can be moved down to the garage below.
Inside Adam Carolla's Man Cave
Then there's what Mr. Carolla, 46, refers to as his "ace in the hole"—his large man cave in the basement. There's a jukebox, mounted deer head and a pool table. Playing cards depicting nude women and coasters are adhered to the ceiling, and there's a red upholstered bar facing a series of portholes that look directly into the water of his swimming pool.
Jimmy Kimmel, the former "Man Show" co-host who now leads his eponymous late-night talk show, says he likes to tease Mr. Carolla that he would install heated floors in his garage to protect his cars—but not in the bedrooms of his 4-year-old twins. "The truth is," jokes Mr. Kimmel, "you can't drive your kids."
How cool.
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