Travis Scott just went shopping at a car museum, and he did not leave empty-handed. The rapper reportedly bought four classic cars during a visit to the Volo Museum in Illinois.
The museum shared the news on Tuesday, October 20th, with a photo of Travis. It said he flew in on a private jet, toured the building, and picked out the cars. The post was deleted later.
The museum also praised him for being humble and kind to the staff. It said he hopes to bring his family back for another visit.
Local reports list the four purchases. They are a 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary, a 1955 Chevrolet 150 Sedan Delivery, a 1957 Ford Fairlane, and a 1954 Chevrolet 3100.
Overall, it is a very interesting mix. One car is a rare supercar, and the other three are classic American models from the 1950s.
The price was not shared. Volo did not say how much Travis spent, we can only imagine the price tag of 4 vintage cars like these was extraordinarily high.
Volo is not a normal car dealer. The Illinois museum has been run by the Grams family since 1960, and many of its cars are for sale. That makes it a perfect stop for a collector like Travis.
Travis Scott's 4 Vintage Car Purchases
Travis has never hidden his love for cars. His collection has included a Bugatti Chiron, a Ferrari LaFerrari, and several Lamborghinis. These new purchases take him in a different direction. Instead of modern hypercars, he picked pieces of automotive history.
The Lamborghini Countach is the clear standout. The 25th Anniversary edition was a special model made near the end of the car's long run. The Chevrolet and Ford models are also interesting. Cars from the 1950s have a very different style from the supercars he usually posts.
Overall, Travis is flexing on everyone else. 4 cars in one trip is definitely extravagant. It will be interesting to see what he does with them, and maybe they will show up in a music video.
