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Diddy Gives Son $360K Maybach for His 16th Birthday

Categories: Celeb Kids, Celeb Parenting, Birthdays

Sean "Diddy" Combs and son Justin Dior Combs attend Justin's 16th birthday party on January 23, 2010 in New York City. Credit: Slaven Vlasic, Getty Images


Getting a car for your 16th birthday is pretty exciting for most teens. But when your dad is P. Diddy, a used Toyota -- heck, even a brand spanking new Toyota -- just won't do.

Because Diddy's kid rolls in a Maybach. Justin Dior Combs received the silver German luxury sports car -- which set his famous pop back $360,000 -- at his birthday bash last weekend, reports US Weekly.

Diddy also gifted his son with a $10,000 check to open a bank account, the magazine reports, adding that Justin is donating it to relief efforts in Haiti.

"I'm just ecstatic right now," Justin told Us at his party, which, we hear, will be featured on an upcoming episode of MTV's "My Super Sweet 16." "Words can't even describe how I feel. I'm so blessed and thankful for all of this."

Yeah, when we were 16, we were thankful our dad let us drive his 1980 Ford Fairmont.

Diddy, 40, says his own sweet 16 party was a bit more low-key than his son's New York City extravaganza, where guests included Pauly D and Snooki from "Jersey Shore" and rap star Lil' Kim.

"I don't think I even had a party!" he tells Us. "I think I had a cake -- and that was it!"

What do you think about a 16-year-old receiving a $360,000 car?

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