Rundown of Top 4 Impressive Cars Emtee Has Been Spotted In, From R2m Lamborghini to R100K Tazz

Rundown of Top 4 Impressive Cars Emtee Has Been Spotted In, From R2m Lamborghini to R100K Tazz

  • Emtee has been in the industry for just over 10 years and has seen a lot of success in his career
  • The rapper's first hit single, Roll Up, put him on everyone's radar and made him the star we know today
  • We did a rundown of all the cars the hitmaker has been spotted in, from the pocket-friendly Toyota Tazz to a flashy Lamborghini Gallardo

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Top four cars Emtee has been spotted in
Emtee has been seen in some pricey cars as well as some modest rides, Briefly News did a rundown of the vehicles and their costs. Images: emteethehustla
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Emtee's successful career in the music industry has seen an equal number of highs and lows but he has always made sure to roll up on a high in some of the finest whips. The rapper has been seen in some very impressive rides, seldom posting on his social media pages captioned with subtle flexes.

We got the exclusive lowdown on the costs for some of the cars Big Hustle has been spotted in and some cost a pretty penny.

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1. Toyota Tazz

The most affordable of the bunch is the reliable South African favourite Toyota Tazz which retails from as little as R70 018 according to AutoTrader with an average mileage of 174 291 km.

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2. Mercedes-Benz AMG A45

Moving up by a few hundred thousand rands, we have the classy Mercedes-Benz AMG A45.

Mercedes-Benz is said to be one of the most popular used car brands in the country according to AutoTrader CEO, George Mienie, allowing middle-class citizens to cruise in luxury at a relatively cheaper price:

"The used car market can often offer South Africans an affordable entry point to buying a luxury car."

The car is listed for an average price of R899 398 while the mileage goes up to an average of 40 470 km.

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3. Porsche Panamera

Taking it up a notch is the luxurious Porsche Panamera that Big Hustle has been seen sporting. The car retails on AutoTrader for an average price of R1 114 451, with an average mileage of 73 150 km.

4. Lamborghini Gallardo

Last but certainly not least is the flashy Lamborghini Gallardo. Big Hustle sure knows how to pick the best and this beast surely doesn't come cheap.

This pricey ride goes for an average price of R2 606 094 on AutoTrader with an average mileage of 27 274 km.

SA celebs flaunt flashy cars

In a recent report, Briefly News shared a list of local celebrities and their pricey rides including the late AKA's flashy BMW i8 eDrive.

South African celebrities are known to ball out on some of the finer things in life, from vacations to designer threads although artists like DJ Sbu see no need to cruise around in flashy vehicles.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za