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Two Young Kenyan Men Crash Sh27 Million Bentley While Racing [VIDEO]

Two Young Kenyan Men Crash Sh27 Million Bentley While Racing [VIDEO]
Two Young Kenyan Men Crash Sh27 Million Bentley While Racing [VIDEO]

A video of two young Kenyan men crashing a luxury Bentley car worth millions of shillings while racing off has gone viral on social media.

The video begins with one of the men recording the other as he drives the car at a high rate of speed before the car crashes.

It was established that the incident happened recently at the Masinga Airstrip known for drag races, according to mpasho.co.ke. The news website also reported that the car crashed by the two was a Bentley Continental GT V8, manufactured in 2013 and whose value is Sh27 million.

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Man records himself moments before they crush a Bentley 😱😱

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Photos of the badly damaged car were also shared and it appears the two occupants were unharmed as they are seen pulling themselves out of the wreckage at the end of the clip. The car was bearing registration number KCW O85N.

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  1. KenyaFeb 26, 2020

    The idiots had not put the safety belt. Couldn't be Waikuru sons?

  2. Bobby KibeFeb 26, 2020

    Echesa's spoiled brats.

  3. GUEST1Feb 26, 2020

    They must have been wearing Safety belt. Or else they would be Dead (and in their Graves) learning some Memorable posthumous Lessons.

  4. SenecaFeb 26, 2020

    They are not very good looking. Should have perished too like the Merc guy.

  5. KiamsooFeb 26, 2020

    What !!

  6. TeeeFeb 27, 2020

    @seneca your comment is mean

  7. MundumugoFeb 28, 2020

    The merc guy was implored not to drive. He chose unwisely and unfortunately paid the price. Here is a link to that story
    https://mpasho.co.ke/video-of-man-who-crashed-on-langata-road-with-merc…

  8. Richard PruceMay 9, 2023

    Oh come on, they're cute. Two sweet guys who made a mistake.

  9. mwangiFeb 26, 2020

    Where do you think the money was stolen from? 27m is US Dollars 270000. A whole house in most of US.
    And whose sons are the young men?
    Name them and we may connect them with either nys, maize, euro bond, Anglo leasing, sgr, etc.

  10. CIVIL RIGHTS MINISTRYFeb 27, 2020

    That's not sweat. That's theft or stolen money

  11. formerlyguest2Feb 27, 2020

    Awesome, probably bought from their parents stolen money from mwananchi.

  12. 10XFeb 27, 2020

    What's this guy's IG handle?

  13. MundumugoFeb 27, 2020

    I was trying to figure out the valuation myself. You can buy a 2013 or 2014 in the US with low miles for 20% to 30% of that price. They must be using the initial purchase price in Kenya. If you pay that much for a 7 year old car, you might be a mjinga.

  14. mkenya halisiFeb 27, 2020

    Hehehehe watu wenye wako na pesa huishi jamuhuri my stato pple.The heavy cars guys drive in in kenya haziko stato na kama ziko watu wa stato wanafinance??Hii unjinga ya kuona watu wako na pesa kenya mnaanza kuyap it's stollen money is nonsense.Not all is stollen majority of kenyans r working hard too kama venye mnanjiua na madoubles matripples huko.Thou hio 27m is questionable.

  15. MundumugoFeb 28, 2020

    @deportee, if your credit is decent, new cars can be financed at low rates(0 to 1.9%) used will be a little but not much higher. I financed my last vehicle @ 0%. Tell me how this is not better than paying cash up front. As far as type of vehicles- those vehicles are available in spades here hence the relatively low prices. btw you could import that car from the UK for a lot less which points to ujinga but then a fool has no problem spending other peoples money.

  16. Giovanni GiudiceApr 15, 2020

    Someone either fooled you or you're trying to fool people. Financing a vehicle at 0% apr is not indicative of credit worthiness. Car companies recoup that lost APR via longer term payments. It's financed through the car company not a personal bank. In other words, it's a gimmick to fool unassuming customers, that really aren't able to afford a new vehicle, into believing they can.

    Also, if anyone needs to finance a Bentley, or Mercedes, Lexus - you can't afford that kind of car.

  17. Guest 2Feb 27, 2020

    @Mkenya Harisi
    We are not the one saying they steal,its all over the media. Common sense wins too if you calculate the thieves ages and what they can afford. The sad part is,they spend instead of investing....

  18. Derick shiqsFeb 28, 2020

    Hell no!!! that Bentley does not cost no ksh 27 million dumbass... 2013 Bentley probably around ksh8-10 million..in the USA that would cost $69,000 equivalent to ksh6.9 million...lies

  19. Kujipanga KibowenFeb 28, 2020

    Agree! Seneca@; they look ugly as fuck! Probably the ride was meant to impress some beautiful slay queen! The insurance company shouldn't pay for a damn thing!

  20. Tajiri MpoleMar 1, 2020

    You guys petty as f**k. So coz they ugly they shouldn't be driving posh cars....? Ama coz they younger and rich than you so they should have it....? Your misery is yours alone. We all got our own problems and being broke is not a disease at the same time it can be malignant...

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