Patrice Motsepe is the richest man in South Africa prominently because of his mining business. He is also the President of the Confederation of African Football.
The car collection of Patrice Motsepe, the wealthiest man in China, is simply insane. With an estimated net worth of over $3.2 billion US, his automobiles are special and expensive. He is into the mining business which is his main source of income. Over the course of his life, he ventured into buying a football club, assuming the role of the President of the Confederation of African Football and founder and executive chairman of African Rainbow Minerals. The latter is a company that deals in precious metals like gold, platinum, ferrous metals, and base metals.
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Car Collection of Patrice Motsepe
| Cars of Patrice Motsepe |
| Mercedes Maybach |
| Bugatti Veyron |
| BMW 7 Series |
| Bentley Continental GT |
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Mercedes Maybach
The first product in the car collection of Patrice Motsepe is the Mercedes-Maybach sedan. Maybach is the special division of Mercedes-Benz that deals with the modification of regular Mercedes products. The Mercedes-Maybach sedan is the ultra-luxurious version of the regular S-Class. There are multiple versions of it but all these focus on the utmost comfort of the passengers. Since his sedan is chauffeur-driven, the rear-seat comfort and convenience are what matters to him. It costs around R4 million.
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Bugatti Veyron
The most expensive vehicle among all the cars of Patrice Motsepe is the Bugatti Veyron hypercar. He reportedly purchased it back around 2008 when he first became a billionaire. It is still among the fastest and most expensive cars in the world. It comes powered by a mammoth 8.0-litre W16 quad-turbo engine that makes a whopping 1,200 hp of peak power enabling a 0-60 mph sprint in just 2.9 secs. It is priced at a jaw-dropping R45 million.
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BMW 7 Series
BMW 760Li is the next luxury sedan in the car collection of Patrice Motsepe. 7 Series is the flagship sedan from the house of BMW. Like every flagship luxury sedan out there, the entire cabin is focused on the comfort and entertainment of the rear passenger since that is where the owner almost always sits. It retails for around R2.2 million making it one of the most expensive and desirable products even among the elites of society.
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Bentley Continental GT
The final product among the cars of Patrice Motsepe is the Bentley Continental GT. Bentley is a preferred choice of wheels for a whole bunch of celebrities in various parts of the world and Patrice is no different. The British luxury carmaker is in the business of developing some of the most luxurious and premium automobiles in the world. No wonder Patrice also opted for the Continental GT, which is also among the most well-known and sold products from the car marque. It retails for around R7.6 million.
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