Celebrities and high-performance SUVs go hand-in-hand these days, and the latest to join the club is John Rzeznik, lead singer of the Goo Goo Dolls. Known for hits like Iris, Name, and Slide, Rzeznik just added a BMW X6M to his personal fleet — and he sourced it from the team at Marshall Goldman Motor Sales, a well-known destination for rare and high-end exotic cars.
The BMW X6M is basically BMW’s way of saying: “Practicality is great, but why not have 617 horsepower with it?” Under the hood sits a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 paired with BMW’s M xDrive system, launching the SUV to 60 mph in the mid-3-second range. It’s supercar-level performance disguised as a family-friendly coupe-SUV.
On the outside, the X6M brings full rock-star energy with aggressive bodywork, flared arches, quad exhaust, and BMW’s now-iconic sloping roofline. Inside, it’s all luxury: Merino leather, carbon trim, and one of the cleanest infotainment setups in the performance-SUV space.
Performance SUVs are dominating the celebrity world right now. The Lamborghini Urus, Mercedes-AMG G63, Bentley Bentayga, and Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT have become common Hollywood sightings, and the X6M fits right into that ecosystem. Compared to some of its louder competitors, it’s a bit more under-the-radar — perfect for celebs who want speed without unnecessary attention.
For Rzeznik, who still tours and records decades into his career, the choice makes perfect sense: fast enough to scratch the enthusiast itch, comfortable enough for everyday life, and subtle enough to fly past paparazzi unnoticed.
And with Rzeznik choosing Marshall Goldman Motor Sales for his latest ride, it’s yet another sign that the worlds of rock music and high-end performance cars continue to overlap in some pretty fun ways.
We’ll see who joins the performance-SUV club next.








Basketball isn’t the only place Buzz Williams makes winning decisions — the acclaimed college basketball coach also knows exactly what he wants when it comes to luxury vehicles. Recently, Buzz Williams, now the head coach of the Maryland Terrapins, stopped by Marshall Goldman Motor Sales in search of a vehicle that could keep pace with his demanding lifestyle — and he walked away thrilled.

