Bugatti Chiron Spotted In Cape Town | Start Up, Walk Around And Driving 

Manny's money is from Real Estate. Frank's is from where????

@@benito91kumbirai26 real estate and trading

Wow He's South African? I haven't heard of him

How do you know it's Frank Buyanga?

@@TJ-ub1bs because he gets tailed by the same type of cars and this car was once seen in his yard in zim

Interestingly, Bugatti’s have been the most common of the modern hypercars to have been in SA/Africa👀 with 5 Chirons and around 6 Veyrons entering the country at various stages in time. Currently, there is 1 Chiron and 3 Veyrons in SA🤙

@@DNSpots Cape Town is really cool though.

That's great,5 Chirons and 6 Veyrons 🧐 it's incredible to have that number of Bugattis in the country.Where as to buy one is very expensive when converting the USD price to SA ,at least you saw a Bugatti Chiron in reality which in my case I only see it on RU-vid.

@@FTLB24 come to london youll see them

@@DNSpots how is that possible since we are not allowed to have new left hand drive cars in South Africa

Ryan’s GTI drowns out all the cars we follow😂😂

NO CAP!

It’s probably the bodyguards

The owner owns two buggatis Frank Buyanga

Yeah I’m pretty sure he has it there often since he is Zimbabwean and it’s registered there aswell

Check out our video with the thumbnail titled “Franschhoek” as I show the car a bit more 👌

If you can bump into Zunaid Motti you might be lucky to see it, but with the other Motti's children kidnapping it will take to see hin in public.

Yea Koenigsegg especially the agera rs

There is one maybe coming.

@@For_Fun360 who bought it?

I'll freak out if I see a Koenigsegg

Thanks man! Keep your eyes peeled in those areas though for the next few days as the Chiron will be out a lot🙌

Campsbay is the place to be at to spot these gems

Yeses even better imagine owning one

@@mcn_zn that's when you can really say that you made it

Indeed it is!

Wish I was there

That was a tour

He gives hope to the hopeless

What a legend 👊 glad you’re enjoying it!

That is because they’re all LHD so they can’t be registered in South Africa

@@DNSpots that is true , I do agree with in terms of the regulations , but all the Buggati's excluding Moti's mansory Buggati's are all Zimbabwean owned , gets me wonder ?

Pretty insane weekend for those that were out that side💪

Ya🤞

I think about this every time🤣 they’ll never understand

She doesn't understand 😂😂

@@mokgethwarachidi broooooo😂

@@DNSpots she probably thinks it's a cheap sports car especially as the Bugatti doesn't look wild externally

And he is a Zimbababwean with A Zimbabwean registration

@@prince.s.kamoto5975 Yeah theres been a few mad cars owned by zimbabweans. Its all corruption money.

@@prince.s.kamoto5975 Crazy thing is Zunaid Moti, South African businessman, has the most expensive Bugatti Veyron in the world, he has $450 000 worth of diamonds on his numberplate. His veyron is worth more than this Chiron. Moti also has the only Pagani in Africa.

PLUS VAT AND CUSTOMS TAX = + 60 MILL

@@bongokuhledladla9094 probably entered s.a via Zim judging by plate numbers.

Proper beast to see in SA

The number plate did look like those of Zimbabwe now that you mentioned it...

Probably explains why they do their warm weather tests in SA 💯

@@kly826 wait are you serious?

@@william_SMMA as serious as a heart attack mate...

Not if the security has seen you pulling out the camera quite often

Lol

55.5

Zim plates ?. 🤔

Lol, his mansion is probably nothing compared to other properties he has in Zim, UK and the US

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Check out my second latest video😉

most likely

Frank Buyanga from Zim

@@giftbradley9195 👍 . Just did a quick bio search on him, wow

On the same day at seapoint.I stil it's fake 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Said

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I saw three of this in Zimbabwe but the green one rocks more in colour

There are multiple ways to bring in LHD cars from overseas but it’s only allowed in the country for a certain amount of time, the car can’t be registered in South Africa.

@@DNSpots But Buyanga mos lives here?

Zimbabwe plate

@@DNSpots interesting. I thought Zimbabwe was a very poor country and that the roads are terrible for cars like this

It is relatively but it might be cheaper to register the car over there then bring it into SA as opposed to bringing it into SA directly for a limited period of time due to Carnét

Sell your house and feed them