In case you’re unaware, Rick Ross harbors a deep love for Americana, and among his extensive collection of more than one hundred vehicles, there’s one brand that takes the spotlight: Chevrolet. Currently, he is once again guiding us through his garage, meticulously arranged with black-colored Chevys, offering a glimpse into his impressive collection and perhaps catching the attention of some unexpected visitors.
Rick Ross stands in a league of his own, wearing multiple hats as a rapper, businessman, record label head, and author. His profound love for vintage cars, especially Chevrolets, is evident. With a net worth of $45 million, he enjoys the luxury of expanding his car collection, which already boasts over one hundred vehicles.
His opulent residence in Atlanta, named “The Promise Land,” sprawls across 235 acres. The estate houses an extensive fleet within multiple garages, some of which are meticulously color-coded.
Recently, Ross gave us a glimpse into his black color-coded garage, showcasing a variety of vintage Chevrolets in different models and body styles, ranging from convertibles to pickup trucks. The collection includes notable vehicles like the Caprice, several second-generation Bel Airs (manufactured between 1955-1957), a couple of Impalas (including a fourth-generation Impala Convertible and a third-generation Hard Top Sport Coupe), and a first-generation C10 pickup truck.
The garage walls are adorned with neon logos representing prominent car manufacturers such as Chevrolet, Ferrari, Bentley, and Rolls-Royce. Here, Ross also houses his custom black motorcycle, a project collaborated on with the American brand PowerHouse Custom Cycles, for which he reportedly paid $1 million for the build.
In this Chevrolet-centric sanctuary, there were two unexpected additions – a Mercedes-Maybach S-Class and a highly customized lifted Ford F-250 truck. While both vehicles sport a black exterior, it raises curiosity as to why Ross opted to include a German luxury car amidst his collection dominated by American brands.
