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The BMW Tupac Was Fatally Shot in Expected to Reach $1.75 Million at Auction

Written by Heather Snowden

The car that Tupac Shakur was fatally shot in is being sold for $1.75 million. The black BMW 750Li is currently listed for auction at Celebrity Cars Las Vegas and has (for the most part) been fully restored to its original condition.

According to the listing, this is the first time the car has been up for sale since Tupac's death in 1996. He was shot in the chest, arm, and thigh, as he and Suge Knight (who was driving) stopped at a red light after watching the Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson boxing match at Las Vegas' MGM. The car was originally leased by Death Row Records.

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Celebrity Cars Las Vegas notes that "there is a small indentation where we believe one of the bullet holes" but other than that, the car "runs great and is in excellent condition."

Take a closer look at the vehicle via the video below.

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