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Kevin Hart has been for the past few years one of the most talked-about stars in the world. Not only did people have a lot to discuss about his stand-up, acting, and other dealings related to the man's day job, but we were also treated to some incredible custom cars that were worth all the attention.
The comedian, like many others in his industry, is a big car enthusiast. His passion for vehicles however does not necessarily translate into the purchase of stock machines, but in having great American classics converted by custom garages into rides the likes of which we don't get to see very often.
Most of these builds have made the headlines once they were ready, and we were treated with enough details and photos of them to generally satisfy our curiosity. Until now however the world never got to see them together in one place.
Behind closed doors these custom vehicles, probably alongside others, are part of something the actor calls the Kevin Hart Kollection. It's unclear how many of them are part of it, but the fact remains it was never shown in public.
That is about to change, as from November 17, the first day of the Los Angeles Auto Show, the Kevin Hart Kollection will be on the floor of the local Convention Center to outshine everything else carmakers and interested parties will bring to the event.
The lineup of cars Hart is bringing to the show is 11-vehicle strong, and includes many of the custom builds that have stolen the headlines over the past few years. And by custom builds I don't mean cars Hart purchased after they were made, but built to his exact specifications and desires.
A small fleet of three Chevrolets will take center stage, namely the Corvette Mint Condition, Chevelle Darkness, and Camaro Bad News. Two Pontiac GTOs, including the one called Chocolate Droppa, two Dodges (Challenger Bane and Charger Hellraiser), one Plymouth Roadrunner (the Michael Myers), and the Buick Grand National Dark Knight will be shown.
All of the above will be accompanied by two new Ferraris, a 2022 SF90 Spyder and a 2023 812 Competizione. These are not exactly customs, but they have been specced to the actors' specifications, so they are in some sense unique as well.
Important to note is that from the above list the 1970 Dodge Challenger Bane will be shown for the second time, shortly after its expected unveiling at the SEMA show at the end of October.
The first public outing of the Kevin Hart Kollection is so vast it will take up an entire hall at the LA Convention Center.
"I'm pumped for people to see my cars in person," Kevin Hart said in a statement. "Some have been at the big hot rod shows, but this is the first time they'll all be together. And to do it at a major international event like the LA Auto Show was the ideal place to make it happen. I can't wait for fans to see them and find out which one is their favorite."
Alongside the presentation of these amazing machines we're also promised further Kevin Hart-related announcements, so November can't come soon enough.
Most of these builds have made the headlines once they were ready, and we were treated with enough details and photos of them to generally satisfy our curiosity. Until now however the world never got to see them together in one place.
Behind closed doors these custom vehicles, probably alongside others, are part of something the actor calls the Kevin Hart Kollection. It's unclear how many of them are part of it, but the fact remains it was never shown in public.
That is about to change, as from November 17, the first day of the Los Angeles Auto Show, the Kevin Hart Kollection will be on the floor of the local Convention Center to outshine everything else carmakers and interested parties will bring to the event.
The lineup of cars Hart is bringing to the show is 11-vehicle strong, and includes many of the custom builds that have stolen the headlines over the past few years. And by custom builds I don't mean cars Hart purchased after they were made, but built to his exact specifications and desires.
A small fleet of three Chevrolets will take center stage, namely the Corvette Mint Condition, Chevelle Darkness, and Camaro Bad News. Two Pontiac GTOs, including the one called Chocolate Droppa, two Dodges (Challenger Bane and Charger Hellraiser), one Plymouth Roadrunner (the Michael Myers), and the Buick Grand National Dark Knight will be shown.
All of the above will be accompanied by two new Ferraris, a 2022 SF90 Spyder and a 2023 812 Competizione. These are not exactly customs, but they have been specced to the actors' specifications, so they are in some sense unique as well.
Important to note is that from the above list the 1970 Dodge Challenger Bane will be shown for the second time, shortly after its expected unveiling at the SEMA show at the end of October.
The first public outing of the Kevin Hart Kollection is so vast it will take up an entire hall at the LA Convention Center.
"I'm pumped for people to see my cars in person," Kevin Hart said in a statement. "Some have been at the big hot rod shows, but this is the first time they'll all be together. And to do it at a major international event like the LA Auto Show was the ideal place to make it happen. I can't wait for fans to see them and find out which one is their favorite."
Alongside the presentation of these amazing machines we're also promised further Kevin Hart-related announcements, so November can't come soon enough.
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