Snoop Dogg's custom 1966 "Snoop DeVille," which is actually a Cadillac Lowrider was featured in 50 Cent's 2003 "P.I.M.P." video, and even received the "top interior" prize at the 2006 General Motors car competition.

The ride had been taking up space in Snoop's massive car collection due to a blown engine. The car is now owned by Christian Bonilla, who reportedly received it from one of Snoop's close friends who made him an offer. Bonilla is now interested in selling the car, which has had an engine replacement and an audio upgrade according to TMZ. Christian doesn't have an asking price yet, but he is entertaining offers from serious buyers.

Snoop has reportedly spent millions of dollars on vehicles. When Kobe Bryant retired from the Los Angeles Lakers in 2016, Snoop an avid Lakers fan, gave him his custom yellow and purple Pontiac Parisienne, which featured some of the Lakers' all-time greats on the hood — Shaq, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain and Kobe all adorned the hood of the classic vehicle.

Snoop is also the owner of a Chrysler 300C which the automaker gifted him after they hired him as a spokesperson in the 2000s. Sales skyrocketed, and the 300C served as a token of their appreciation. One of Snoop's rare whips is his 2011 Ford Mustang GT, which Ford commissioned legendary DJ Funkmaster Flex to customize. It comes complete with Baurtwell custom tail lights, a 3-D carbon body kit and a custom engine that allows it to accelerate from zero to sixty in 4.6 seconds.