Actor Jason Momoa once again became the center of paparazzi attention, captured on camera during an unusual stroll through the streets of Calabasas. This time, his companion wasn’t his girlfriend, but his faithful dog, Rama, who nestled comfortably in the passenger seat next to him. Instead of the usual SUV or luxury sedan, Momoa chose something extraordinary for his trip – a scaled-down electric replica of the legendary 1929 Bentley Blower racing car, created as part of his On the Roam project.
Many media outlets have mistakenly called the car a “vintage Bentley for $2 million”, but in fact we are talking about a modern, but completely hand-made replica – the Bentley Blower Jnr, developed in collaboration with the British workshop Hedley Studios. This miniature (15% smaller than the original) convertible runs on electricity and cost the actor $155,000. However, it is not just a toy – it is a true art object, imbued with Momoa’s personal history.
The body color is Momoa’s signature shade Crimson – a deep dark red that emphasizes the actor’s charisma. The dashboard is made of rare Hawaiian koa wood – a tribute to Momoa’s roots, who was born in Hawaii. The number “666” adorns the radiator grille – a reference to his grandfather’s nickname, El Diablo, which gives the car a rebellious spirit. The gearshift lever is handcrafted from solid brass in the shape of a skull. The craftsman spent over 100 hours on it. The car has a unique historical British registration number 3123 H. The actor has brought this car to London several times, where it has been spotted on the streets during promotional tours for films.
At 193 cm tall, Momoa looks especially majestic behind the wheel of a compact retro convertible. His powerful figure, combined with the vintage charm of the car, creates a truly cinematic picture – like a scene from a new adventure film.
The actor’s appearance on the streets with his “electric dragon” and faithful dog caused a storm on social media. Fans joke:
He’s not just driving – he’s leading a procession.
Tabloid headlines often attribute astronomical sums to Momoa’s cars. The actor does own a full-size custom 1952 Bentley convertible (with a synthetic fuel engine valued at approximately $250,000 – $300,000), as well as a rare 1920s Bentley Blower.
