DJ Khaled likes to do the opposite of move in silence.
When he travels, he travels in luxury, and he lets everyone know about it.
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Whether it’s his custom $300,000 Maybach or one of the private jets he charters, the mogul loves to blow thousands on globetrotting.
Let’s look at some of his most luxurious rides.
Mercedes-Maybach S 680
On the road, DJ Khaled’s pride and joy is his Maybach limousine.
Dubbed the ‘Maybach Cappuccino‘ the car is fully customized in shades of cream and mocha.
The interior features leather seats and four screens and that’s because wherever he goes, his two young kids go too.
With all the mods, this car probably cost him around $300,000.
2012 Maybach 62S Landaulet
Before the Cappuccino, there was his Landaulet.
Only 8 units of this car were made, and Khaled snapped one up in 2021.
The music mogul prefers to be chauffeured than to drive himself, which is why he invested in the ultimate luxo-barge.
This limited edition Maybach cost him a whopping $1,3 million.
Bombardier Global 7500
When travelling across America, Khaled likes to charter private planes for himself and his family.
His plane of choice is the Bombardier Global 7500, the largest and longest-range business jet.
Many private jets boast of having multiple living spaces.
While they certainly look more luxurious than an economy seat, most of the time these ‘spaces’ are just a big couch.
Bombardier claims that this is the only private jet with four ‘true’ living areas.
The master bedroom has a double bed that doesn’t have to be folded away plus a functional shower.
The 7500 also has a full-sized kitchen, because there’s nothing glamorous about a mini-fridge.
Khaled only charters the plane, for now.
“I’ll get one of these things one day,” he said.
He uses VistaJet, a charter service where you can hire jets by the hour.
He’s been known to hop on one of these just to head to the golf course.
Considering the jets cost upwards of $15,000 per hour, that’s quite an expensive round.
