Man found and bought a low-mileage Bentley Continental in Long Island that turned out to be Nicki Minaj’s

This man found and bought Nicki Minaj’s previously pink Bentley Continental.

He was searching for a Continental with low mileage and snapped this beige one up.

Suprised at the previous owner, he then used it to help others.

But was it all too got to be true?

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It’s no secret that celebs love supercars

From footballers to musicians, famous people have a clear need for speed. And they love supercars.

For instance, soccer star Erling Haaland celebrated signing a $259M contract by splurging on a $5 million rare supercar which is one of 250 worldwide.

Plus, American artist T-Pain randomly had a $2.8M Koenigsegg Regera delivered while on live stream, and his friend couldn’t believe it.

But just wait until you see what this regular guy managed to snap up courtesy of one mega star.

This guy bought Nicki Minaj’s Bentley

Yes, that’s right.

After searching high and low for a Bentley Continental, this guy came across one with surprisingly low mileage.

But the car had a secret past – it was actually Nicki Minaj’s famous pink Bentley that had been painted a now more understated beige colour.

Curious to see if the car was the Super Bass singer’s, he checked it against paparazzi photos.

To his delight, the interior matched, and the car was even listed in Nicki Minaj’s real name, too.

Talk about hitting the used car jackpot.

When he registered the Bentley he surprised the DMV worker

The Bentley owner even said that the worker’s face ‘softened’ when they realized the car previously belonged to Minaj, and despite a few issues, it was approved and registered with ease.

And if that wasn’t enough, he even used the car for good after the purchase, for a charity called Toys for Tots. He said the kids loved it, and the Bentley was even wrapped with the charity name on.

Plus, knowing it had once been Minaj’s overjoyed the kids even more.

Disaster struck later, though

Sadly, after the car was used for good and even entered into a parade, it actually got rear-ended.

But, contradicting events, the new owner said that it made him appreciate the car even more.

The $47,000 worth of damage was so severe, though, that the car should have been totaled.

Furthermore, the auto took two and a half years to be fixed during COVID – talk about unlucky.

The Continental is a powerhouse

According to Bentley itself, the new version of the car is quite the machine.

“It uses powerful electric motors to control body roll, keeping the car more stable when cornering, without compromising on ride refinement when driving in a straight line’.

Imagine the joy of snapping up a powerhouse like the Bentley Continental, let alone finding out that it had a famous previous owner.

We’d be overjoyed – wouldn’t you?

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