Post Malone’s publicly documented cars span white supercars, a Ford GT, customized classics and a work-truck-style Chevrolet C10. But there is no verified, up-to-date master inventory: the reports describe different moments and should not be read as one simultaneous garage lineup.
The 2020 garage: four white prestige cars
In a 2020 profile, GQ described an indoor Utah garage holding four gleaming white cars: a Rolls-Royce Phantom, Lamborghini Aventador SV, McLaren 720S Spider and Bugatti Chiron. It is a vivid, dated snapshot—not a complete or permanent inventory.
GQ reported that Malone had bought the Chiron the previous summer for around $3 million. That is the magazine’s approximate historical purchase figure, not a current market value. The profile also caught a more everyday moment: when considering a trip to restock Doritos, Malone said, “I gotta go to Costco.”
The 2021 garage tour: Ford GT and more
A separate 2021 account by autoevolution describes YouTuber TheStradman visiting a private garage with Malone’s father, Rich Post. The tour featured a white-over-black Ford GT, a Shelby F-150 Super Snake, a Lamborghini Aventador SV Roadster and a white Bugatti Chiron. Autoevolution also reported that Malone posted a photo confirming the Ford GT purchase.
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Coverage differs on the Ford GT’s precise trim: Motorious called it a GT MkII, while autoevolution described it as a second-generation Ford GT. The safer description is simply the white Ford GT shown in the 2021 coverage. Neither account establishes that these cars remain in his possession.
Reports of a Chiron sale and a Lamborghini Urus
In 2021, Motorious reported that a local YouTuber had purchased Malone’s Bugatti Chiron, apparently around the time of the Ford GT acquisition. That report is evidence of a sale being reported then, not a current ownership audit.
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Autoevolution’s garage-tour story identifies a 2019 Lamborghini Urus as the visiting YouTuber’s acquisition and says it was driven home after the tour. It should not be treated as an established Malone car.
Later reporting points to a broader mix
A February 2026 SlashGear feature notes that no publicly available master list establishes Malone’s complete collection. Its retrospective describes cars that extend beyond the white supercar image of the earlier reports:
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- 1992 Ford Explorer: Reported as a heavily customized “Texas Slab,” with work attributed to West Coast Customs.
- 2021 Rolls-Royce Cullinan: Reported with a yellow-and-black NASCAR-inspired livery and a later white, black and yellow wrap.
- 1968 Chevrolet C10 short-bed restomod: Described as a shop truck with preserved patina, bagged suspension, a 6.0-liter LS-based engine and a 4L60E four-speed automatic. SlashGear attributes the work to Utah-based DT Auto Brokers. It reports that the shop had asked $50,000 when Malone purchased the truck; that is an asking price reported at the time, not a confirmed transaction price or present valuation.
- Lincoln Continental: SlashGear describes a white custom car with wire-spoke wheels, but coverage alternates between 1966 and 1967 model years, so the exact year is not settled.
What the collection suggests—and what it doesn’t
The reported vehicles cover several distinct roles: luxury cruising in cars such as the Phantom and Chiron; performance in the Ford GT and McLaren 720S Spider; utility in the Shelby F-150 and C10; and customized street presence in the Explorer, Continental and Cullinan. Those are useful ways to understand the range, not a definitive ranking or verified list of what Malone owns now.
The visual story also changes with the date. GQ’s 2020 garage scene was all white, while the later Cullinan reporting describes conspicuous race-inspired colors and a subsequent wrap. Taken together, the accounts show a varied set of vehicles attributed to Malone over time—not a live inventory or a reliable basis for calculating the collection’s total value.
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