Post Malone Shows off His New Million-Dollar Vehicle

Instead of letting someone else drop off his new ride, Post Malone went to pick up his expensive new vehicle himself

To paraphrase the lyrics of “Finer Things,” the second track off the F-1 Trillion album by Post Malone, the singer has shown he is “a five-star hell raisin’ dive bar rockstar” who’s “got a thing for the finer things” with a new four-wheeled million-dollar purchase.

What Kind of Vehicle Did Post Malone Get?

Malone recently shared on social media pictures of his latest ride: a million-dollar EarthRoamer.

For those not familiar with the luxury expedition vehicle brand, they are rugged vehicles built on a heavy-duty chassis. Made in America, EarthRomers feature solar power, large fuel and water capacities. They also have a fully equipped interior with a kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping area. If you want to go camping without the campground, this is the ride for you. If you can afford it, of course.

Rather than trusting his new heavy-duty ride to the unsteady hands of an assistant, Malone went and picked up the EarthRoamer himself. The company posted pics of the singer getting the layout of his latest purchase.

“Some deliveries are extra special,” the caption read. “Today, we welcomed Post Malone to our facility and handed over the keys to his new EarthRoamer. Welcome to the family, Post!”

Fans were quick to express their jealousy over Malone’s new ride. One even wrote, “This way, Post Malone isn’t Home-Malone.”

When Will Posty Even Have Time To Take His EarthRoamer for a Spin?

It’s uncertain when Malone will be able to spin the wheels of his all-terrain tank. His touring schedule is a little less hectic next year, as he will be playing a few festival dates. However, as we reported back in June, he’s hard at work on his follow-up to F-1 Trillion. He’s planning on taking a more traditional country route with the yet-to-be-named album.

“I want to make sure I do things with respect,” he said. “I feel honored that everyone has been accepting and patient with me.”

“There’s also more fiddle, pedal steel, guitar solos,” he added. “Where we started as two feet over the line into traditional country on F-1 Trillion has turned into head, chest, shoulders and feet across the line on where we’re headed with the next batch of songs.”