The Most Interesting Cars Owned By Top Music Icons

Success has its benefits, and in the music industry, that usually translates to a life of riches, and with that, a luxurious, not-to-mention custom-laden fleet of vehicles. Wealthy automotive enthusiasts love to show off their automobile tendencies through the garages, from rare supercars to heavily modified classics.

DJ Khaled pulls up in a super luxurious Mercedes Maybach, while Bad Bunny stuns in a heavily modified off-road Rolls-Royce. Rick Ross has one-upped with a monster truck built on an El Camino, and the futuristic Rolls-Royce that Justin Bieber has looks like the kind of vehicle you’d expect to see in a science-fiction movie. Whether it be a high-octane supercar, a classic muscle car, or a meticulously crafted show car, these celebrities prove that their passion for cars is just as big as their music careers. Let’s break down some of the most interesting cars out there in the music realm.

DJ Khaled—Mercedes-Maybach S680 Virgil Abloh Edition

If there’s one thing DJ Khaled is known for, it’s for having expensive taste—and his latest addition to his garage is a testament to that, with the addition of a brand new Mercedes-Maybach S680 Virgil Abloh Edition. A two-tone exterior that exudes luxury and sophistication is a hallmark of this special edition vehicle designed in concert with Virgil Abloh during the later period of his life.

Khaled posted his excitement for the car on Instagram, pairing it with a Louis Vuitton golf bag and custom Air Jordan III sneakers for a coordinated and stylish look. There’s also a mini-me model and luxury presentation box, making the Maybach an exclusive collector’s item. Khaled capped off the ensemble with a striking Rolex Daytona “Leopard” watch, upping the luxe factor even more. Khaled’s love for golf and luxury cars is evident everywhere he goes.

Justin Bieber—Individualized Rolls-Royce Wraith

Justin Bieber has a very impressive car collection, which also includes some pretty great cars, including his custom Rolls-Royce Wraith. This custom one-off “Ultra Custom” was made by the West Coast Customs team using the Rolls-Royce 103EX type concept car as a reference. Offering huge, flared wheel arches and an arresting, otherworldly design, the Wraith has a floating appearance and is now one of the most unique and eye-catching cars in his collection. A seamless blend of high-tech ingenuity and luxe finishes is characteristic of Bieber’s eye for the extravagant. While perhaps not to everyone’s liking, the Rolls-Royce Wraith is without question a monument to a level of engineering and ability rarely seen on the roads.

Ford GT and Custom Classics—Post Malone

Post Malone’s car collection includes more than flashy performance cars like the Ford GT and the Hennessey VelociRaptor 6×6. His collection features some of the more quirky, odd vehicles that showcase his love for custom builds. Among the trucks he has is a slammed Chevrolet C10 that is sure to turn heads with some air suspension on it. This is not his only unusual project, as he also has a first-gen Ford Explorer with scissor doors, which makes for one of the more interesting rides in his collection. His Subaru WRX, which is much more humble, adds balance to his fleet. These cars range from high-end brands to surprisingly budget-friendly vehicles, and they demonstrate Post Malone’s genuine passion for vehicles.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd—Mopar Muscle Cars

Best known for his Grammy-nominated blues argot, Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s garage is also loaded with some impressive Mopar muscle. His pride and joy is a Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Jailbreak, an absolute track monster that performs like not much else on the road. His car passion, however, goes beyond just Mustangs—he also has a 1964 Dodge 330 drag car with a 426ci HEMI V-8 and a restomod 1970 Plymouth Duster, a fusion of old-school muscle and modern technology. And Shepherd also owned a General Lee-themed 1969 Dodge Charger, which he retired from driving a few years back over backlash over its Confederate flag design. His collection is filled with cars that showcase his deep appreciation for American muscle, each one with a personal and meaningful connection.

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Wiz Khalifa – Classic American Muscle

For anyone unaware, rapper Wiz Khalifa is a lover of vintage American muscle cars, with some of the greatest exotics of the past several decades found on his driveway. These include a mint 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air, two Chevrolet Impala lowriders, and a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS convertible—just to name a few—and all no doubt further demonstrate his commitment to preserving the heritage of American motoring. Khalifa also owns a 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8 with a little sentimental value, as it inspired his 2010 hit song Black and Yellow. His Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat, a custom job that his DJing skills earned him in lieu of cash for spinning tunes at some event, is another example of how much he loves strong new muscle. The Khalifa Collection captures the best of both worlds, old and new, a true testament to his automotive love.

Rick Ross—El Camino Monster Truck

Rick Ross is known for his extravagant lifestyle, which includes a car collection with an El Camino-based monster truck. The truck was first built by Jake Henke, who sold it to Shelley Kujat, and it was used in Monster Jam events as the “Aces High Shell Camino.” Ross got the vehicle after Kujat’s retirement and added it to his already massive collection. The monstrous, towering wheels of the truck confirm it as a true beast and a fitting vehicle for Ross. The weird car is a testament to his unique taste and the fact that he loved to drive something that not only was one of a kind but also looked like it.

Off-Road Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow—Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny’s Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow This Off-Road Beast Really Shows Off This classic vehicle is completely revised, with the hardtop cut off, a roll bar included, and mud-terrain tires fitted, courtesy of automotive customizer Wires Only. There is also a three-inch suspension lift, custom fender flares, and a roll cage to make it more rugged off the road. Spotted in the “Where She Goes” music video, this one-off rig captures Bad Bunny’s adventurous spirit in the automotive realm, blending high-dollar materials with practical features.

Conclusion

These artists, who established themselves in the music industry, go beyond luxury when it comes to the car collection they backdrop their lives with. From DJ Khaly’s Maybach to Bad Bunny’s modified Rolls-Royce, each collection manifests a unique style and a personality for the owner. Whether it’s ultra-luxury, classic muscle, or custom-built, these celebs show us that their passion for cars is just as strong as that of their musical careers.