Kid Rock Car Collection | Kid Rock Cars

The vehicles we find in Kid Rock’s car collection are exactly what we’d expect him to own, which makes it unique compared to other rock stars.

Combining country, hip-hop, and rock and making it sound nice needs a rare talent. It takes a special artist to turn it into a smash. Kid Rock has been doing exactly that. He creates one-of-a-kind music and collects one-of-a-kind automobiles. 

Considering that he has dozens of hits and he’s starred in movies, it’s no wonder that he’s been able to acquire fantastic bikes and vehicles. Kid Rock is one of the many celebs that collect incredible machines. However, in true artist form, the artist mixes things up and doesn’t collect cars in the usual sense.

One would think that Kid Rock would hunt down rare supercars, which is a norm among successful singers. But he has classic cars, trucks, bikes and electric vehicles. Of course, his collection is sprinkled with some supercars, too. Here are 15 impressive rides in Kid Rock’s collection.

1. 1964 Pontiac Bonneville

In his Born Free video, Kid Rock rides a 1964 Pontiac Bonneville. Nudie Cohn designed this one-of-a-kind car for Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The three Ithaca lever-action rifles are the most visible difference on the outside. Not to add revolvers that can also be used as doorknobs.

The 6-shooters that sit on top of the fenders and the 6-foot horns can be seen up front. There’s a six-shooter gearstick on the inside, as well as a saddle-like leather interior. The car was on display at the Smoky Mountain Car Museum until it was auctioned off in 2006.

2. West Coast Customs 1975 Cadillac Limousine

“This automobile screams 21-feet of American badass Detroit cool,” Kid Rock added. It received a Deep Black paint job, a new stereo system with two eight-inch subwoofers, black velour seats with gold stitching, and a sliding partition with a 32-inch display, among other upgrades. Custom wheels were also added by West Coast Customs.

3. Pontiac Firebird Trans AM

In Kid Rock’s music videos and movies, we can see a lot of luxury automobiles. One of them is the Joe Dirt-featured Pontiac Firebird Trans AM. This model is a 10th-anniversary edition that has been restored. Only 7,500 instances exist in the globe. Even fewer cars were equipped with the W72 engine, which produces 400 horsepower.

4. Chevrolet 3100 Pickup

Kid Rock never forgot his rural origins, no matter how successful he became. He adores pickup trucks and would be happy with any new type. However, he chose the Chevrolet 3100 Pickup. His name was written on the driver’s door of the car. Kid Rock maintains the vehicle in immaculate condition. And, unlike a supercar, it will not depreciate.

5. Ford GT

WILX-TV 10 managing editor Eric Lacy posted on Twitter: “Kid Rock’s Ford GT, a two-seater mid-engine car with a top speed of 205 miles per hour. Camilo Pardo, a friend, designed it.” There were just 4,038 automobiles made in total. The Ford GT is rumoured to be valued over $400,000.

6. Westcoast Chopper

This is Kid Rock’s tuned Westcoast Chopper from Motorcycle Mania III. It has an orange body with a distinctive flame paint job and a drilled chromed El Diablo frame. This bike can be seen from a long distance. The tank is distinguished by its rounded bottom.

7. Polaris Slingshot SS-R

When it comes to a one-of-a-kind vehicle, this one strikes the mark. His collection of modified automobiles is rounded off by the Polaris Slingshot SS-R. This one has three wheels and a light frame. The bumper and racing seats have Kid Rock’s emblems.

8. Harley Davidson Custom

Kid Rock owns a number of Harley Davidson motorcycles. This one was meticulously crafted under his supervision. This bike not only roars as it races down the road, but it also lends the artist a badass demeanour. Given Kid Rock’s penchant for leather, it’s no surprise that he owns this bike.

9. Lincoln Continental

Kid Rock acquired the 1967 Lincoln Continental after appearing in the video for the song “Roll On” as a guest star. The artist takes us on a tour of the streets of Detroit, pointing out some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. The Lincoln Continental was chosen to reflect the city’s essence, which is famed for its automotive heritage.

10. Dodge Charger

If you like the Dukes of Hazzard, you’ll want to get your hands on the Charger. Kid Rock is the happy owner of a General Lee replica 1969 Dodge Charger. One of the most recognised TV-car designs of all time may be found on this model. It’s the ultimate classic and a throwback to another era.

11. Chevrolet Silverado

Kid Rock’s song “Born Free” inspired the custom Chevrolet Silverado. Chevrolet stated that its design should pay tribute to American workers. An bigger Chevy Bowtie insignia, a chrome grille with the Born Free badge, and patriotic decorations on the sides were among the many changes made to the car. The design, according to design director Todd Parker, has a “made-in-Detroit vibe.”

12. Rolls-Royce Phantom

The first automobile in Kid Rock’s collection was a Rolls-Royce Phantom. This opulent beast is all about having a good time. The back-hinged doors have been altered to match his personal taste. The car has a lot of unique features, such as the violin-shaped key switches. Of course, there is never a dull moment in Kid Rock’s collection.

13. GMC Sierra

The Rocky Ridge staff tuned Kid Rock’s GMC Sierra. The car was fitted with 35-inch tyres, a six-inch lift kit, and a slew of other modifications. The Rocky Ridge’s distinctive “Stealth Coating” on the hood and bumpers is the most noticeable upgrade. A bespoke rolled steel bull bar was installed on the fascia.

14. Chevrolet Camaro SS

Kid Rock, like the Camaro, is a Detroit native. He was given a new Camaro SS as a gift for his 40th birthday. Jimmie Johnson, a NASCAR driver, was the one to do the honours. This SS has black wheels and black-wall tyres, as well as the number 40 emblazoned on the doors. The hood is emblazoned with a “American Bad Ass” insignia.