The Internal Revenue Service is auctioning off Rapper 6ix9ines’ Lamborghini Urus and Bentley Continental and now both ugly, ugly vehicles can be yours.
Don’t feel sorry for 6ix9ine, however. He’s a pretty bad dude. Aside from trying to order hits on other rappers and being an alleged pedophile, he’s also an abuser and a violent piece of shit, which is why these vehicles were seized by the IRS as XXL Magazine reports:
According to court documents obtained by XXL back in December of 2023, a receiver was appointed on Nov. 29 to seize all of 6ix9ine’s assets to satisfy an injury judgment. On Nov. 22, 2023, a judge signed off on a judgment ordering 6ix9ine to pay the victim, Alexis Salaberrios, $9,825,000 for injuries she suffered by the alleged actions of the Brooklyn rapper.
In February of 2021, Salaberrios, an exotic dancer at the Gold Rush Cabaret in Miami, sued 6ix9ine (born Daniel Hernandez) alleging that the “Gummo” rapper struck her with a champagne bottle, resulting in a significant head injury. It’s alleged that Tekashi threw a bottle at several bar patrons after someone called him a rat in the crowd, but Salaberrios was hit by the bottle.
Although 6ix9ine’s attorney, Frank Quintero Jr., filed a motion to stop the judgment and another motion to hold the Receiver’s appointment, these attempts were ultimately unsuccessful.
According to a TMZ report, published in April of 2024, the IRS seized his vehicles and other personal items from his home in Lake Worth, Fla.
6ix9ine’s 2019 Lamborghini Urus and 2017 Bentley Continental GT Speed are currently up for auction on GSAAuctions.gov. Both cars had starting bids of $20,000. Keep in mind, these things are being sold as is and, if you know or follow 6ix9ine, you know he’s pure chaos.
The Continental comes with low miles for a 2017; just over 38,000. Aside from the horrible wrap, there’s damage as well. The windshield and both side windows look to have been hit with something blunt, like a baseball bat.
One of the windows looks like it may have been shot out:
While the rest of the interior looks OK, the convertible top has what looks like three slits—like it was stabbed with a knife.
The Urus is in much better condition and aside from another horrible wrap, has no visible signs of damage. It has more miles though at 49,294.
If you’re interested in either of these things — and I don’t know why you would be— as of this writing, bidding currently sits at $75,100 for the Urus and $55,100 for the Continental. If those prices hold and you compare them to the used market, it’s actually a steal. Continental Speeds with similar mileage can easily go for the high $80,000 range to well over six figures. The Urus is even more of a steal as ones with similar miles go for $170,000-$180,000+ on the used market.