Some of the Kars that Have Passed Through KarJenner Hands

The Kardashian/Jenner family has a long history of being generous to others — and themselves — with cars

A vintage Rolls-Royce for Kylie Jenner‘s 21st birthday. A custom Tesla for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, just because.

These are just three of the very impressive vehicles in the overall Kardashian Kar Kollection. Pretty much everyone in the krew is a high-rolling car owner. Take a look at some of the other kars the KarJenners have konferred upon themselves or others.

A 488 Gran Turismo Berlinetta red Ferrari, given to Kris Jenner from Kylie Jenner on the matriarch’s 63rd birthday. Price: $250,000

A neon green Mercedes G series SUV. Price: Starting at $227,300

A custom Tesla P100D Model S, purchased by Kim and Kanye. Price: Starting at $135,000

A black Ferrari LaFerrari featuring red interiors and butterfly doors Price: Starting at $1.4 million, and can go up to millions of dollars, as the car is very rare and is no longer in production.

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Mercedes-Benz Maybach: Given to Kylie by ex Tyga for her 19th birthday. Price: Starts at $189,000

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Ferrari 482 Italia: Given to Kylie by Tyga for her 18th birthday. Price: About $320,000

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Bentley Bentayga: Given to Tyga by Kylie after his Ferrari was repossessed. Price: Starts at $229,000

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Huracan Lamborghini: Given to Blac Chyna by ex Rob as an early birthday present. Price: Starts around $199,800

Rolls-Royce Ghost: Purchased by Kylie for herself. Price: Reportedly $320,000

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Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV: Purchased by Kylie for herself. Price: Starts around $119,900

Black Mercedes-Benz sedan: Kylie’s present to best friend Jordyn Woods for her 18th birthday.

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No roundup of KarJenner vehicles would be complete without Khloé’s Range Rover, which she once had wrapped in black velvet. West Coast Customs’ founder and CEO Ryan Friedlinghau declined to answer directly about how much the custom job cost, but we can’t imagine it was cheap.