Although Travis Scott, whose true nаme is Jacques Bermon Webster II, has owned this SUV for a while, West Coast Customs has now published an extensive account of the modifications made to it.

Travis, a well-known auto customizer who has worked with West Coast Customs for a long time, decided he wаnted his Lamborghini Urus to stand out because celebrities and other high-profile individuals frequently choose these suρer-SUVs. And the group over there understood just how to win him over.

His Urus had originally had a silver exterior, but he didn’t like how basic that looked. He therefore had several thoughts about what he want. The repair shop’s CEO and founder, Ryan Friedlinghaus, described their chat, stating that Travis was adamant about wanting the Mansory complete carbon kit for the SUV. Regardless of the costs, shipping a kit from Germany to California, USA, was not a major problem for him because of his well-known status in the music industry. With that, the kind people at West Coast Customs took action and began to work.

They put brown brake calipers and white wheels with his nickname, Cactus Jack, on the center caps for the SUV. Additionally, Travis was quite clear about the color he wаnted the Urus to be—Pantone Brown. He owns a Lamborghini Aventador, Mercedes-Maybach G 650 Landaulet, and Range Rover, among many other vehicles in this color.

Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner have been dating for a long time. They have a newborn kid whose nаme they haven’t yet revealed, and Stormi. Therefore, it makes sense that Travis would adopt the family’s trends—or perhaps set them. Having matching cars is one of the Kardashian-Jenner family’s biggest current trends. Scott Disick and Kim Kardashian certainly follow this guideline. Likewise, Travis does.

However, considering that his vehicle was constructed only a few years prior, is he the one in the family who truly initiates trends? I suppose there will never be a formal response.