Danny Koker, owner of Count's Kustoms is not your regular run-off-the-mill used car salesman, as he has a plethora of businesses, and successful ventures, most circling around the automotive industry and music.
Koker grew up in Detroit, Michigan with a family of Ford Motor employees and gospel musicians. In his early beginnings he is a self-thought mechanic and what began as his passion and hobby later became his daily bread.
Danny Koker's magnetic personality and car-savviness combined landed him "Counting Cars"
Now living in Las Vegas, Nevada, he has become the go-to person if you want the best custom customization or restoration of a vehicle, no matter what type or size, Koker has a very particular view of car style.
Initially, Koker built his garage just as a storage location where he could also work on his private car collection and invite friends and family to revel in his creations and play some music, but due to his unique persona, he attracted many people and quickly grew his audience and business.
Koker's musical influences come directly from his father, Daniel Koker Sr. who participated with the biggest names in gospel groups, including the legendary Mahalia Jackson. One of his most legendary milestones is that Koker performed at Carnegie Hall at the age of 11.
Counting Cars and his jump to Reality-TV fame
While being an expert on cars for the show "Pawn Stars" producers immediately perceived his magnetic personality and made him a proposition to have his own show called "Counting Cars", it has been airing since 2012, it is reported that Koker receives a salary of $100,000 per episode and has an average of about 16 episodes per season.
Alongside his show, Koker also has more business ventures, which is why the Net-worth of this car and gospel professional is $13 Million.
