Tyga reportedly owes a car loan company seven figures for failing to make payments on a pair of exotic sports cars he purchased in the mid-2010s.
According to RadarOnline, Choice Motors Credit is chasing T-Raww over $1.3 million in outstanding payments stemming from a 2016 lawsuit.
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Choice Motors Credit won the lawsuit and was awarded a default judgement, resulting in Tyga being forced to pay $390,000 in outstanding payments on a 2013 Lamborghini Aventador and $91,000 for a 2014 Bentley Mulsanne, totaling $481,000.
With interest accrued, however, that sum has since ballooned to $1.3 million, the company claims.
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The “Rack City” rapper is no stranger to lawsuits. Last year, Tyga’s “Wavy Baby” sneaker collaboration with MSCHF was sued by Vans for allegedly ripping off their signature sneaker silhouette.
A Brooklyn federal judge ultimately sided with Vans and banned future sales of the sneaker while granting an injunction against Tyga and MSCHF.
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Before that, Midway Rent a Car filed a lawsuit in 2019 claiming Tyga owed $441k for a Ferrari and a Rolls-Royce. The Cali native eventually agreed to a payment plan, and both vehicles were reportedly repossessed.
The 32-year-old was sued by his landlord in 2020 after allegedlytrashing a Los Angeles residence to the tune of $200,000 worth of damages.
The landlord sued T-Raww for an outstanding rent balance of $32,000, as well $26,650 for leaving gouges in the kitchen’s white oak flooring, $15,575 for damaging the marble flooring and counters and a whopping $103,160.25 for ruining the walls with murals and wallpaper.
The landlord also claimed his former tenant installed a basketball hoop that caused damage to the driveway and new locks that wrecked the entry door — without permission to install them in the first place.
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On the music side, Tyga didn’t release a project in 2022 but teamed up with his Fan of a Fan collaborator Chris Brown in December for the raunchy single “Nasty.”
