Some time back, Nairobians were left awestruck, when Nairobi senator Mike Sonko flamboyantly showcased his gold-plated fleet of SUVs made up of a few Mercedes Benz and Toyota Prado models. This was his show of grandeur as he rolled down the bumpy streets of Kidero's city in a showcase of utter opulence.

For many people, a trip abroad might mean a small hired ride and if you have a few more chums you hire a flashy car. But this is not the case one rich Saudi man. He put the meaning to the popular phrase, Arab money.

Britain's flashiest tourist, from Saudi Arabia, arrived in the capital over the weekend with a fleet of gold cars worth more than Sh124 million. His vehicles include a Sh45.8 million Mercedes G63, a six-wheel off-roader, a Bentley Flying Spur, worth Sh27.2 million, a Sh43.4 million Rolls-Royce and a Sh43.4 million Lamborghini Aventador SV.

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They were spotted parked outside the five-star Mandarian Oriental hotel near Hyde Park over the Bank Holiday weekend before being driven through Kensington. Their journey also took them to Cadogan Place, where the average house price is just over Sh620 million.

It is not known how much it costs to cover the cars in gold chrome wrap, but previous reports suggest it is in the region of Sh500,000 per vehicle. The pictures signal the start of the city's supercar season, when wealthy Arabs flee the scorching hot temperatures of the Middle East and cruise around the British capital in their ostentatious vehicles.

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Now, look at this grandiosity...

Source: Daily Mail