Top Gear America Host Dax Shepard's Car Collection Will Blow Your Mind!

Dax Shepard isn’t just a Hollywood actor and podcast sensation; he’s a bona fide car enthusiast with a garage that would make any gearhead jealous. From classic muscle cars to sleek motorcycles, Shepard’s collection is a testament to his lifelong love for all things automotive.

But it’s not just about owning cars—Dax is deeply involved in restoring, customizing, and driving them. His passion for speed, style, and engineering shines through every vehicle, making his car collection as dynamic and captivating as he is. Let's dive deeper into his world of cars.

8. 1994 Buick Roadmaster Wagon

The 1994 Buick Roadmaster may not carry the heftiest price tag in Dax Shepard’s car collection, but it holds a special place in his heart. This classic wagon reflects his deep appreciation for vintage charm, and finding this gem wasn’t easy—Dax spent an entire year scouring the used car market to track it down. True to his gearhead nature, he didn’t stop at ownership; the Roadmaster wagon has been transformed into a personalized powerhouse, far from its original factory-stock form.

During his appearance on NBC’s Jay Leno’s Garage, Dax Shepard revealed some impressive upgrades to his ride, including swapping out the wheels for larger ones and installing a supercharged engine under the hood. The result? An adrenaline-pumping drag race against Jay Leno, where Dax crushed a sub-10-second quarter-mile! Watch the thrilling showdown in the video below as their Buicks go head-to-head on the drag strip, battling it out to determine the ultimate Roadmaster champion.

7. 1990 Chevrolet 454 SS

Dax Shepard certainly has a thing for trucks and that can be seen from his collection. The 1990 Chevrolet 454 SS has posted about the 454 SS on his Instagram where he captioned a series of images and a video with "My sophomore high school dream has been met and EXCEEDED (it almost wheelies. Really really close!)". It is good to remind you that, like many of his other cars, the Chevy 454 SS has also been modified. 

The stock 454 SS came with a 7.4-liter V8, but Dax has transformed it into a beast. Now powered by a supercharged LT4 V8 with an 8-speed automatic, it features 345 Mickey Thompson tires in the rear, a full HRE Wheels setup, and Wilwood six-piston brake calipers. Packed with mechanical upgrades, this isn’t just a 454 SS—it’s a track-ready monster.

 

 

 

 

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6. Chrysler Pacifica

The Chrysler Pacifica is the most plebian car in the Dax Shepard collection. He has even appeared in a Chrysler Pacifica ad with characters from Sesame Street. In the ad, Dax teaches Big Bird and the Two-Headed Monster learned about hybrid and gas powertrains used in the Pacifica.

He further stated that, “I’m a big road trip guy!” and added, We just got back from one. We went to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, from L.A. and we stopped at a ton of places, both driving up there and driving back. And we were in a van just partying.” 

5. Chevrolet Silverado Duramax Diesel

The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Duramax Diesel is Dax’s workhorse. It is used to carry his ATV and dirt bikes, which he and his daughter both enjoy driving on sand. The one owned by Dax is finished in silver, and he is frequently seen driving it on weekends to have fun with his dirt bike on the beaches.

It’s clear Dax doesn’t just stick to fast four-doors—he’s got a soft spot for trucks too. Case in point: he’s been spotted behind the wheel of a bold red Ram trucktoo. Whether it’s his or just a joyride remains unconfirmed, but it definitely adds to his rugged gearhead cred.

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4. 1967 Lincoln Continental

Dax Shepard’s restomod 1967 Lincoln Continental is more than just a car—it’s a lifelong passion project. He bought it in his late 20s, trading in his Honda while living in New York, fresh out of college and short on cash. Over time, as his fortunes grew, so did his vision for the Continental. After painstakingly rebuilding it to match his taste, the car became his ultimate dream machine. Nearly three decades later, he’s still behind the wheel, making it a true testament to his devotion to classic rides.

Dax Shepard’s 1967 Lincoln Continental isn’t just a star in his collection—it’s a Hollywood celebrity in its own right, making a standout appearance in his film Hit and Run (2012) alongside Kristen Bell. Under the hood, it packs serious muscle with a 521-cubic-inch Ford Racing big-block crate motor, tuned to push an impressive 700 hp at the crank (up from its original 609 hp). Beyond raw power, this iconic ride boasts upgraded suspension, brakes, cooling system, fuel flow system, tires, and sway bars, making it as thrilling to drive as it is to admire.

3. Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody

Dax Shepard’s Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody isn’t just a car—it’s a beast. As the most powerful stock ride in his collection and the second-most expensive, it’s a statement of raw, unapologetic performance. Cloaked in sinister black paint, this menacing machine is the ultimate garage king, exuding power and attitude from every angle.

Dax Shepard took to Instagram to give a shoutout to Tyler Loguzzo for the custom touches on his #HellKitty. Addressing the buzz around its pink bumpers, he playfully declared that he’s unfazed by the opinions—his daughters love them, and that’s all the validation he needs to keep rocking the unique look. Classic Dax: unapologetic, fun, and family-focused!

 

 

 

 

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2. Mercedes-AMG E 63 Station Wagon

Dax Shepard’s Mercedes-AMG E 63 is no ordinary station wagon—it’s a stealthy speed demon with a touch of class. As the second wagon in his collection, this German beauty is his daily driver and ultimate favorite. Sporting a crisp white exterior and freshly upgraded gold alloy wheels, it’s as stylish as it is unassuming. But don’t let the looks fool you—Dax loves it because nobody expects this sleek family hauler to dominate at the stoplight. Surprise factor? Off the charts.

The exact model year of Dax Shepard's Mercedes-AMG station wagon may be a mystery, but its reputation is anything but. Packing a powerful twin-turbo engine under the hood, this sleeper wagon delivers jaw-dropping performance. In an interview with MotorTrend, Dax didn’t hold back, calling the AMG E 63 station wagon "the best car I’ve ever owned." With praise like that, you know this German powerhouse is something special.

1. Customized 1980 Mercury Zephyr With a Mustang Heart

No surprises here—Dax Shepard has long been a champion of powerful wagons, and his latest addition cranks it up a notch. In a recent Instagram post, he dubbed it the "dumbest/best project ever," perfectly capturing his mix of daring ambition and passion for high-performance rides.

 The Zephyr’s front end features a Mustang fascia that looks standard at first glance, but a side view reveals it’s far from ordinary. With white paint, gold Rotiform wheels, a red Mustang interior, flared arches, and impeccable finishing touches, it’s a perfect blend of classic design and custom flair.

 

 

 

 

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1984 Ford Mustang GT (Fox-body)

The 1984 Ford Mustang GT (Fox-body) is a standout chapter in Dax Shepard’s car story. Though no longer in his garage, this ride was his second purchase after the Pontiac Catalina. Back in the day, the Fox-body wasn’t a top-seller, and even Dax admits it was an unreliable money pit. But that didn’t stop him. Equipped with a 5.0-liter V8 delivering 175 horsepower, the Mustang wasn’t a beast off the line—until Dax got to work. He rebuilt the engine, transforming it into a drag-strip contender and proving that underdog stories can still roar.