A photo of a brand new Bentley Continental has made the rounds online. The reason why it is being shared and re-shared massively is because of it's customized number plates.

"CK    x," reads the plates.

Our sources close to the guys who know who owns the car whispered to us that it is owned by the one and only DJ CK a.k.a Chris Kirubi.

The luxury car owners is a reserve of the very few in Kenya, the likes of Maina Kageni, Chris Kirubi, Sportpesa CEO, Ronald Karauri, Ali Hassan Joho and Kevin Mulei.

Now the newest acquisition to that very exclusive club is a Bentley Continental.

This machine is luxury in motion mixed with style, power and purpose.

Car enthusiasts can only decribe the machine as thus...

Biggest, baddest, most luxurious. Let us count the ways.

According to Wikipedia this ride has an increased engine power to 635 PS (467 kW; 626 hp) and 820 N·m (605 lb·ft), suspension tuning for increased traction, red or black painted calipers options for optional carbon ceramic brakes, specific damper and stability control calibrations, new gloss-black detailing on the bodywork, unique leather stitching, gloss black radiator and window surrounds, lights, rear bumper, door handle inserts and headlight washer caps.

The W12 S badge on the D-pillar features with a black 'S', Beluga gloss rear diffuser and door mirrors, gloss-black front radiator matrix from Flying Spur V8 S, a dark tint on front and rear lamps, a new lower bumper insert, 21-inch 7-spoke wheel in gloss-black or new optional 21-inch Sports 5-spoke directional wheel in gloss black or a dark tint, a new fascia finish and unique stitching, a unique black engine-spin finish to the fascia and waistrails (optional satin carbon-fibre finish), a W12 S headrest emblem in contrast or blind stitching, W12 S treadplates for the front and rear, a three-spoke Sport Plus steering wheel, knurled gearshift paddles, one of 17 hide colours, unique contrast stitching to the diamond quilting, the Sport Plus steering wheel and the interior.

Anyhow, Bentley Nairobi allows the buyers to make modifications on their rides. Apparently you can perfect perfection itself. Perfection that costs a whooping Ksh 38.1 million.

If CK so wishes to make any modifications he will need to folk out a cool Ksh 5.9 million to have them done.

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