Young Dolph's car collection

The G63 is where the camo look began. Dolph had it wrapped soon after it appeared in his 2019 video for Walk on Water, according to VIPFortunes, and the style spread to the rest of the garage from there.

His camo Rolls-Royce Wraith is the car from the famous video where he tossed a $22 million record contract on the hood and turned it down, as CarBuzz recalls. He bought it in 2015 in pearl white before it joined the camo army.

The Cullinan appears to be the last car Dolph bought before his death, says CarBuzz. He featured it in the video for Crashin' Out, and VIPFortunes reports his Chanel sunglasses were still in the glove box.

His other British luxury car was a Bentley Continental GT, according to CarBuzz. VIPFortunes says it was the convertible GTC version and calls it one of his most prized cars.

Dolph also owned a Mercedes-Maybach, which CarBuzz lists alongside his Ferrari. VIPFortunes says he was drawn to the GLS's bounce mode and filmed its delivery to his house in 2021.

The Ferrari 488 was his Italian supercar. He bought it in 2016 in silver before wrapping it to match everything else, according to VIPFortunes. CarBuzz reckons it is one of the cars most likely to gain value.

Look closely at the camo on his 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon and one of the brown shapes is a dolphin wearing a crown, a nod to his name and his King of Memphis title, as CarBuzz points out. The 808-horsepower Demon also starred in his Major video.

His 2018 Lamborghini Aventador S wore a blue-and-orange camo, and he gave it away in 2020 in his Rich Slave Lambo Contest. The winning family later sold it for almost half a million dollars, and Dolph's reply on social media was simply GET PAID, according to CarBuzz.