Birdman Drops $2.1 Million On All Red Bugatti Veyron [Pics]

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Stuntin Is A Habit: Birdman Drops $2.1 Million On All Red Bugatti Veyron


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Birdman has made a truckload of money while overseeing his Cash Money Empire, so excuse him while he stunts a little bit.

Stunna just copped an all red Bugatti Veyron which probably cost him at least $2.1 million dollars for the European sports car.

The Wall Street Journal estimates the yearly upkeep on the car runs about $300,000 and is akin to running a private jet!


With a roster of artists that includes Drake, Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne, expect Birdman to continue having expensive tastes for a long time to come..

My only question is, where the hell do you drive a car that tops out at a reported 253 MPH?

http://www.thisis50.com/profiles/blog/show?id=784568%3ABlogPost%3A21318493&commentId=784568%3AComment%3A21322725&xg_source=activity

 


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birdman doesn't get enough credit.
i remember him as a hilarious motherfucker.
i don't think most people knew how to approach his writing.
 
Well for one thing, changing the tires costs about $40k. And they last no more than about 30 miles if you're getting to the top end of the performance.

do you really think he's driving this car at 400kmh? Dude will prolly rather blow the tires by burning them out.


to whoever said this car will hold its value over time. It really depends how he treats it. Such a huge engine needs to be broken in well.

Not a big fan of the car either, I'd take a blue one over a red one every day.

Either way, nice toy.
 
to whoever said this car will hold its value over time. It really depends how he treats it. Such a huge engine needs to be broken in well.

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99% sure he was kidding. Might as well take your money and burn it.

But really that car is pretty sick. Although you can get better looking cars fo less money IMO
 
lol, I thought this post was about Ryan Eagle :o


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• $10,000 tires, which the manufacturer recommends changing every 2,500 miles
• $60,000 for changing the wheels with every three tire changes.
• Scheduled maintenance, insurance for a 40-year-old male with a fucked up driving record, fuel (around 8 MPG in the city, 14 MPG on the highway).
Add in other assorted costs and the total approaches $300,000.
 
That's a car that should be owned by cent-millionaire car collectors, not some douche bag that's going to need to get paid every year just to keep it.

Dividends build wealth, not paychecks... No matter HOW big.

I love cars BTW, but it's not a car you buy just because you can handle the price tag.

In other news did anyone see when Jeremy Clarkson got to drive one and wanted to see if he could get it insured? lol