Connect with us
LASTEST

Entertainment

Fans Debate As Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron Arrives Nigeria, Dubbed Most Expensive Car In West Africa

Published

on

Fans Debate As Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron Arrives Nigeria, Dubbed Most Expensive Car In West Africa

Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron Arrives Nigeria, Dubbed Most Expensive Car in W’Africa. [Photo Credit: @Abujacar/X

  • – Burna Boy’s custom Bugatti Chiron VXX Special Edition has arrived in Nigeria, with Abuja Car Limited announcing the ₦9 billion hypercar’s arrival at its showroom and describing it as West Africa’s most expensive car.

  • – Dubai-based luxury car company Venuum customised the rare Bugatti Chiron and features unique details linked to the Afrobeats star, including his name displayed on the carbon-fibre rear wing.

  • – The hypercar is based on the Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport and comes with an 8.0-litre W16 engine capable of producing 1,500 horsepower and reaching speeds of up to 261 mph.

  • – The arrival of the luxury vehicle has sparked mixed reactions online, with some fans celebrating Burna Boy’s success while others questioned the reported ₦9 billion valuation.

July 27, () — Nigerian singer Burna Boy’s custom Bugatti Chiron VXX Special Edition has arrived in Nigeria, with Abuja Car Limited announcing the vehicle’s arrival at its showroom.

The dealership shared images of the hypercar on social media, describing it as the “most expensive car in West Africa” and placing its reported value at ₦9 billion.

Advertisement

The arrival comes weeks after Dubai-based luxury car customisation company, Venuum, unveiled the customised Bugatti Chiron created for the Grammy-winning artiste. Venuum described the project as the world’s first widebody Bugatti Chiron.

Ask ZiVA 728x90 Ads
Fans Debate As Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron Arrives Nigeria, Dubbed Most Expensive Car In West Africa
Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron. Photo Credit: @Abujacar/X

The vehicle is based on the Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport and features several personalised details, including “Burna Boy” branding on the carbon-fibre rear wing.

Sadiq Aminu, the CEO of Abuja Car Limited, said the vehicle is worth about ₦9 billion, describing the deal as one of the biggest luxury car transactions in West Africa.

Fans Debate As Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron Arrives Nigeria, Dubbed Most Expensive Car In West Africa
Advertisement

The Bugatti Chiron VXX Special Edition is powered by an 8.0-litre quad-turbocharged W16 engine that produces 1,500 horsepower. The hypercar can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in about 2.3 seconds and has a top speed of 261 mph.

READ THIS  'I've four baby mamas, two more women currently pregnant - Gehgeh reveals

Following its arrival at the Abuja Car showroom, the vehicle is expected to be transported to Lagos, where it will join Burna Boy’s collection of luxury cars.

His garage already includes vehicles such as a Lamborghini Revuelto, Ferrari 812 GTS, McLaren Senna, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and Mercedes-Maybach models.

The arrival of the Bugatti has further highlighted Burna Boy’s reputation as one of Africa’s biggest music stars with a taste for rare and high-end automobiles.

Advertisement

Fans React to Burna Boy’s ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron

Fans Debate As Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron Arrives Nigeria, Dubbed Most Expensive Car In West Africa
Burna Boy’s Custom ₦9bn Bugatti Chiron. Photo Credit: @Abujacar/X

The arrival of the luxury vehicle has generated mixed reactions online, with fans sharing different opinions about the reported price, the car’s authenticity, and the wider conversation around celebrity wealth.

While some fans celebrated Burna Boy’s achievement and success, others questioned the reported ₦9 billion valuation and debated whether such spending was appropriate given economic challenges faced by many Nigerians.

One user, @emmyisactive1, questioned the claim, writing: “They keep deceiving poor Nigerians. Burna can’t afford that bro, and as a matter of fact, this is an AI image from Abuja Car.”

Another user, @leeleeofafrica, acknowledged Burna Boy’s success but raised questions about wealth and social impact, writing that “the real measure of greatness is not only how much you can buy, but how much your success can change lives around you.”

Other fans responded with humour, joking about the singer’s growing collection of luxury items. @iam_Baller wrote: “Na Bumblebee remain for Burna to buy or Optimus Prime.”

Advertisement

@oluwaadamilarey also shared a playful comment, writing: “Make e sha no pass beside danfo. Make dem no give am Lagos colour ”

READ THIS  Social media influencer, Andrew Tate, brother arrested in US over alleged sex trafficking


 APP ADS 2

Advertisement
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Enable Notifications OK No thanks