A white Vespa Sprint Sport 150 created in collaboration with Justin Bieber has sold for $4,800 after covering only 84 miles, or 135 km. The scooter was offered through Bring a Trailer and changed hands for considerably less than the $6,549 starting price shown for a new example in the United States.
Vespa introduced the special Sprint Sport 150 in 2022 after working with Bieber on its appearance. Rather than using the bright red finish often associated with the Italian scooter brand, the collaboration adopted an almost entirely white exterior. Its most noticeable decorative feature is a set of subtly applied, ghosted flame graphics that can be seen across the bodywork.
The monochromatic treatment extends beyond the painted panels. The scooter has 12-inch white wheels fitted with matching CST whitewall tires, creating a retro-inspired appearance. White accents also appear on the exhaust and suspension components, keeping the visual theme consistent across the vehicle.
The source does not state how many examples of the Bieber-designed Vespa were produced. However, the model remains listed on Vespa’s website and is described as being closely related to the company’s regular production offerings rather than a discontinued, strictly limited-edition scooter. The availability of new units provides a direct comparison with the auction result.
The example sold through Bring a Trailer had recorded just 84 miles at the time of the auction. Despite its low mileage and preserved condition, the final $4,800 price was below the $6,549 starting figure for a new version. The result illustrates the difference between the manufacturer’s current listed price and the amount paid for this particular used scooter.
No details were provided about why the previous owner used the Vespa so little or decided to sell it. The auction information cited in the source focuses instead on its mileage, appearance and mechanical specifications. There is also no indication that the scooter received performance modifications or changes that departed from the original Bieber-designed configuration.
Power comes from a 155 cc single-cylinder engine producing 12.5 hp and 9 lb-ft of torque. The figures place the focus on everyday scooter operation rather than high performance. The engine specification remains consistent with the compact format of the Sprint Sport 150 and the model’s intended role as a small, urban-oriented two-wheeler.
The auction has now concluded, with the 84-mile example selling for $4,800. New versions remain shown with a starting price of $6,549, while the source does not identify another scheduled auction, a future model update or any change to the scooter’s availability. The completed sale therefore stands as a recent used-market result for the white, flame-accented Vespa developed with Bieber.
