Watch As People Push Broken Down $3.8 Million Bugatti Chiron Owned By Ghanaian Billionaire

Watch as people push broken down $3.8m Bugatti Chiron Super Sport owned by Ghanaian billionaire, Osei Kwame Despite.

Chiron might have developed a mechanical or electrical fault which may require it being shipped abroad for repairs.

It might cost Ghanaian billionaire Osei Kwame Despite, millions of bucks to put the Bugatti Chiron back on the road.

A $3.8 Million Bugatti Chiron Super Sport hypercar reportedly owned by Ghanaian billionaire and petrol head, Osei Kwame Despite, has been spotted parked beside a busy road in Ghana after broken down unexpectedly.

In a video, which has gone viral, people were seen helping Osei Kwame Despite push the broken down limited-edition hypercar that costs fortunes to own. Another video shows the hypercar covered with a car cloth and parked beside the road.

Though covered with a car cloth in the second video, the distinct Horseshoe-shaped Grille at the front clearly shows that a Bugatti Hypercar was hidden underneath it.

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Autojosh can’t say what caused the vehicle to breakdown, but the Bugatti Chiron might have developed a mechanical or electrical fault which may require it being shipped abroad for repairs. It might cost Kwame millions of bucks to put the Chiron back on the road.

Osei Kwame Despite is one of 5 owners of the only seven (7) Bugatti hypercars in the world of Africa. He gifted himself the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport worth $3.8 Million earlier in the year in February, 2022, to mark his 60th birthday.

The Bugatti Chiron joins his Bugatti Veyron, as well as a host of amazing fleet of cars, including a Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII, Bentley Continental GT, Porsche Cayenne S, Rolls Royce Ghost, Ferrari 488 GTB and Rolls-Royce Wraith.

Powering the Chiron Super Sport is the legendary quad-turbo 8.0-liter W16, which produces 1,574-horsepower. Chiron Super Sport is capable of accelerating to 300 km/h in 12.1 seconds, with a top speed of 273 mph.

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