Post Malone's $3.5M All-White Bugatti Chiron Turned Heads—Then He Sold It
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Grammy-winning artist and noted car enthusiast Post Malone once made headlines not for a chart-topping single, but for his high-octane taste in supercars. The rapper reportedly spent $3.5 million on a custom Bugatti Chiron, finished in his signature all-white color scheme, complete with more than $150,000 in personalized upgrades—only to sell the car shortly after.
Originally unveiled at the 2019 Montreal International Auto Show, Malone's Chiron reflected both his automotive passion and minimalist aesthetic. The musician, whose real name is Austin Post, added a list of high-end options to the already eye-popping hypercar. Among the most notable were $64,000 Caractère wheels and $38,200 worth of silver mesh for the front grille and rear detailing. Other enhancements included $32,000 comfort seats, a $10,900 aluminum center console inlay, and $6,400 black brake calipers.
Despite its lavish customization and rarity, Malone sold the Chiron a few years after taking delivery. The car's resale reportedly became the subject of legal contention when a Nevada man alleged a dealer breached a sales contract after agreeing to a $3.5 million transaction.
Malone's Chiron was a standout even among Bugatti's elite lineup, powered by an 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine capable of 1,479 horsepower and a top speed of over 260 mph. However, it's just one example of the rapper's affinity for powerful and luxurious vehicles.
His garage has also featured a Ford GT—also in white—purchased in 2021, a Lamborghini Urus from 2019, a white Aventador, and a Ford F-150 Super Snake. The unifying theme? All-white exteriors that reflect Malone's personal brand and flair.
Though the Chiron is gone, Post Malone's passion for high-performance machines remains parked firmly in the fast lane.
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