Ukrainian Nazar Babenko has rare supercars and expensive SUVs. The cost of the most expensive car in his collection is $ 9 million.
Photos of the expensive car collection of Nazar Babenko from the Dnieper were published. A young Ukrainian businessman owns private cars worth over $12.5 million. The TopZhir website writes about it.
Now valued at $380 million, Danvel’s founder now resides in Dubai. This is where the elite cars of the 28-year-old Ukrainian are hiding.
Nazar Babenko’s most expensive car is the 1500-horsepower Bugatti Divo supercar, which was produced in limited numbers for $9 million. There are only 40 such trophies. Previously, the Ukrainian posted his photo on social networks and talked about the exorbitant cost of maintaining a car, and sometimes takes part in a drag race in a supercar.
The 1,160-horsepower Koenigsegg Agera RS is even rarer – only 27 of these supercars were produced and cost $2 million. In 2017, he broke the world speed record of 445 km/h.
Nazar Babenko also owns a $600,000 Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV and a $350,000 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class luxury sedan. As an escort car, he drives a tuned Lamborghini Urus crossover worth $700,000.
Also, the Ukrainian owns the $79 million Gulfstream G700 business jet and, according to TopZhir, a helicopter and a yacht.
The millionaire not only buys expensive cars, but also recently helped Ukraine – a charity was created for this purpose last year.
Previously Focus He reported that photos of a collection of supercars from the Dnieper, including more than 30 rare Porsches, made their way onto the Internet.
We also wrote that the Ukrainians put up for sale a collection of Hitler and Brezhnev cars, as well as rare vintage cars.
Source: Focus
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