Shaq added a $1.5M ‘Superman’ Rolls-Royce Phantom to his collection
- Shaq has splurged on a $1.5m ‘Superman’ Rolls Royce Phantom
- Modifications were done by Mansory
- And his enviable car collection just keeps growing
Published on Jul 01, 2024 at 6:23 PM (UTC+4)
by Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
Last updated on Jul 02, 2024 at 11:24 AM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
Shaquille O’Neal – better known as Shaq – has splurged once again, adding a $1.5m ‘Superman’ Rolls-Royce Phantom to his enviable car collection.
It comes just months after he splashed the cash on a Monster Hellcat.
And his fleet just keeps growing.
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Shaquille O’Neal’s car collection
Shaquille O’Neal might have made a name for himself on the basketball court, but since his retirement, the 2.16-meter tall sports analyst has a headline-generating supercar garage.
Most recently he added a unique ‘Superman’ Rolls Royce Phantom for $1.5 million.
The investment came shortly after he splurged on a $106,224 Dodge Charger, aka the Beast Vehicle.
It packs a 6.2L V-8 engine, boasting 717 horsepower and 650 torque with an ebony exterior and matching 20-inch forged aluminum wheels.
Shaquille O’Neal recently attended a car show in Henry County, Georgia earlier this year.
Shaq turned up to the event in his own customized armored truck.
The truck, fit for an apocalypse, is a Ram 1500 TRX under the skin.
Of course, when you’re Shaq, nothing is too big or too expensive.
In fact, the bigger the better, as his awe-inducing ‘Frankenstein Ferrari’ can attest.
Shaquille O’Neal used his 7’1″ frame to be an unstoppable basketball player – but his large frame hasn’t always been an advantage, especially when it comes to buying supercars.
The ‘Superman’ Rolls-Royce Phantom
His fleet also includes the above-mentioned Ferraris, Lamborghini, and now this black Mansory Rolls Royce Phantom.
It’s been valued at roughly $1.5 million.
It was modified by Pimp My Ride’s West Coast Customs with plans to accentuate its character by embedding a Superman signature logo
And he doesn’t only treat himself with Shaquille O’Neal once buying a big family a 15-passenger Mercedes-Benz van and then taking them out for dinner.
Later he gave them a brand-new Ford truck, too.
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