Rick Rubin’s journey to being one of music’s most influential producers begins on the streets of Long Island, the same streets where Rubin kicked around as a kid back in the day. Being a kid during those last days of punk rock in New York really rubbed off on him.
Rubin was making serious dough from producing music for all kinds of A-listers like Eminem, Metallica, and the Dixie Chicks. His production gigs were a major part of his income. Plus, he wasn’t just sticking to one genre – he was dipping his toes into all kinds of tunes: rock, country, pop, and let’s not forget about hip hop and thrash metal.
Of course, Rubin’s fat account shows off in his garage, too. He’s got a sweet BMW 3-Series Convertible worth $59,800, an Audi A7 with an $88,900 price tag, and a Range Rover adding another cool $135,670 to his collection of ride-on luxuries.