Watch: Miami's Haley & Hanna Cavinder dance and show off their shiny cars in latest TikTok

Miami Hurricanes stars Haley and Hanna Cavinder showed off their new cars in their latest TikTok video on Tuesday. The Cavinder twins flaunted the keys as they stood in front of two black and white Range Rovers.

"When you and your twin get matching dream cars," the Cavinder twins wrote.

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Haley and Hanna are two of the first student-athletes to sign NIL deals when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of student-athlete compensation in June 2021. They have signed lucrative deals with big brands like Under Armour, Boost Mobile, GHOST energy and Passes, among others.

Haley and Hanna Cavinder recount when they almost parted ways in their collegiate basketball careers

Haley and Hanna Cavinder had done almost everything together since their childhood. They started playing college basketball together and played their freshman year at Fresno State and helped the Bulldogs to a Mountain West regular season championship.

When they decided to commit to Miami in the 2022-23 season, little did they know that their journey to Florida would test their togetherness in their basketball careers.

Haley was a standout player for Miami, as she started every game and led the team in scoring in the program's historic run in the NCAA tournament. She held the Division I single-season free-throw percentage record and led the Hurricanes to upset then-No. 1-ranked Indiana and then-No. 4-ranked Villanova in the Sweet Sixteen before falling to eventual champions LSU in the Elite Eight.

On the other hand, Hanna struggled and felt that she would not start alongside her twin in Katie Meier's squad in the next season. After March Madness, she was ready to quit.

“It was hard to talk to Haley because she was having a different experience on the court than I was,” Hanna said on Sept. 5, 2023, via GQ. “Mentally, I was spiraling. It was one of my lowest years, and I don’t think anybody really realized that. I wanted to get on the court.”

Haley revealed that she felt guilty for it which put a dent in her relationship with her twin sister.

“Hanna kind of took the back burner for my senior year,” Haley said. “I was experiencing everything kind of without her. And that's my person, you know? It was sickening to see her deal with it. It kind of put a little divide in our friendship and relationship as twins.”

The twins eventually announced they would not play another season in college, preferring to focus on other ventures. However, in April, they announced their comeback to play their final collegiate season with the Canes.