Billionaire Art Garage

Absurd — The $1,000,000 Passat

Not an object. A statement. A paradox elevated into art.

Starting bid: $1,000,000

One car. One NFT. One absurd price.

An ordinary car. An absurd price.

The $1,000,000 Passat — A Manifest of Value

Not just a price. Not just a car. A mirror of society’s absurdity.
This work exists simultaneously as a digital NFT and a physical car — a single absurd value reflected in two realities

Why a Volkswagen Passat? Because it is ordinary.
By assigning to it the extraordinary and absurd price of $1,000,000, this work challenges the very foundations of value, status, and perception.It is neither a luxury car nor a rare collectible.
It is banality itself — reframed, recontextualized, and elevated into the realm of art.„Art is not about the object, but about the eyes that dare to see it.”

Exhibited as both a digital NFT and a physical automobile, this piece becomes a mirror of society’s absurdity — and a manifesto of courage, questioning not only what we choose to overvalue, but why.

The Absurd Has Value

Why would anyone sell a $2,000 car for $1,000,000?

This is not just a car.
This is not just a joke.
This is not even just art.This is a question — for the world, for the market, for anyone who ever looked at a price tag and wondered:
“Says who?”

In 2025, we live in an economy where imaginary digital assets are worth more than homes, and worn-out sneakers sell for more than gold.
Luxury is no longer about quality — it’s about meaning, irony, narrative, or simply noise.This project is all of that. And none of it.
A regular, used 2002 Volkswagen Passat is being auctioned starting at $1,000,000.Not because it’s rare.
Not because it’s fast.
But because it challenges what value really is.

who

Who Made This?

Not a famous artist. Not an influencer.
Just an A.bsurd creator — an ordinary person.This is not a performance of ego, but a mirror for society.
The point is not who I am, but what this work reveals.Art is not about the artist.
It’s about the eyes that choose to see.

This anonymity is deliberate — ensuring that the focus remains solely on the work and its meaning, not on the name behind it.

Is this a joke?

Questions & Answers — A Manifest of Absurd Value

Is this a joke?Yes and no.
It’s an absurd gesture with a million–dollar price tag and very real consequences.
Like much of the world in 2025.

What’s so special about this Passat?Absolutely nothing.
It’s a 2002 Volkswagen Passat in average condition.
That ordinariness is precisely the point.

Why is the price $1,000,000?Because price is perception.
And perception, here, becomes the art.
Would it matter if it cost only $2,000?
Precisely. That is why it must be $1,000,000.

Who can participate in the auction?Anyone with vision, courage, and the willingness to see beyond convention.
This isn’t for bargain hunters.
It is for those who collect meaning, not metal.
Do you see yourself in that mirror? Then step forward..

When does the auction start?Soon.
The date and platform will be formally announced.
It will take place publicly, for the world to witness.

Will I receive ownership documents if I win?Yes.
You’re not only acquiring a car.
You are acquiring an idea, a paradox, a mirror of society.
And yes — the legal title will be transferred to your name..

Is this an NFT or a physical artwork?It is both.
A digital NFT and a real, physical automobile.
Real metal. Real wheels. Real absurdity.

Who are you?Not a famous artist. Not an influencer. Not a brand.
Just an A.Bsurd Creator — an ordinary individual.
This work is not about me.
It is about the mirror it holds up to society.

Is this legal?Yes.
It’s a real product, a real transaction, with real taxes paid.
It’s not a scam.
It’s not even just art.
It’s a reflection of how absurd value has become.