Inside rap star Tinie Tempah’s car collection including £180k Lamborghini supercar and £120k Aston Martin
RAP star Tinie Tempah has racked up a stunning car collection, including a £180,000 Lamborghini supercar.
The Pass Out singer seems to have a taste for high-end roadsters and has even got his hands on an extremely desirable classic.
Merc Man
Tinie famously used a suped-up Mercedes GL SUV to participate in the 2014 edition of the Gumball 3000 Rally, a £40 million event which sees stars complete a 3,000-mile road trip in their own supercars.
Other participants that year included Jonathan Ross in his Lamborghini Gallardo and David Hasselhoff in a Nissan GT-R.
The current version is priced at around £76,000, while models from over a decade ago still sell for over £30,000.
The 549 V8 would have been more than enough to power the rapper along the highway, with a top speed of 155mph.
He also owned an SLS AMG, a sportier model worth in excess of £200,000.
Lamborghini Huracan
One of Lambo’s most lavish models, the Huracan currently retails for about £180,000.
Tinie has been spotted out and about in North London taking it for a spin.
Though it’s not best suited to the congested streets of Notting Hill, where you can’t enjoy the 2.9s 0-60mph time generated by a roaring V10 engine.
Mystery Aston Martin
The star was reported to have been a hit with Aston Martin bosses when he went for a photo shoot with the brand several years ago.
Indeed, he was so popular that they invited him for a tour of their main factory in Gaydon, Warwickshire, and gave him a free motor.
The model was not specified but it was apparently worth £120,000, which could put the brand’s exquisite Vantage lineup into the picture.
Ferrari F355 GTS
Tinie’s Instagram page reveals that he also owns one of the most sought-after classics on the market in the form of a Ferrari F355 GTS.
They are available online for somewhere in the region of £90,000 to £100,000 and were made between 1994 and 1999 at the brand’s iconic Maranello plant.
The singer captioned a post featuring the car: “Sometimes classic… not everyday new.”