Drake Splurges a Whopping $600,000 on Super-Rare Mercedes Maybach

Drake Splurges a Whopping $600,000 on Super-Rare Mercedes Maybach

We all know that Drake a few millions in the bank to spare on his love for luxury cars and expensive homes. The singer has been seen in some of the most expensive Mercedes rides in the world. The Mob Ties rapper spent $600,000 for his Mercedes-Maybach G 650 Landaulet, which is a super-rare all-terrain car with a convertible feature. The shiny model is one of the most coveted cars in the world because there are only 99 of its kind in existence today. Unfortunately, you cannot buy this ride at a local Mercedes dealer in your country. For people who’re as rich as Drake, they can order this customized car from the company for more than half a million.

According to Mercedes-Benz, the G 650 Landaulet is a special combination of an off-roader and exotic chauffeur saloon, with an electric fabric top, portal axles, superlative V12 engine, and exclusive state-of-the-art equipment.

The ride’s interior is decked out in beautiful leather and has a glass partition that separates the back of the vehicle from the driver’s area. Drake wanted comfort and this ride features ‘active multi-contour seats’ and energizing massage feature that makes seating luxurious and lateral support excellent.

Drake also has Mercedes-Maybach S 600 Pullman that cost him $566,922 and the rare vehicle is one that many car enthusiasts would love to add to their collection.

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