Convoy Of Rolls-Royce Cullinan And Mercedes-Maybach S-Class By Virgil Abloh, Likely Owned by Davido Or DJ Khaled

Two-vehicle Convoy Of Rolls-Royce Cullinan And Mercedes-Maybach S-Class By Virgil Abloh, likely owned by Davido or DJ Khaled.

Other notable owners of the exclusive Mercedes-Maybach S-Class includes American rapper Lil Baby and ‘Kaycee Adewale’.

Its exterior has a two-tone color. Upper part is finished in a glossy Obsidian Black and sand hue in the lower portion.

Seeing a photo of a 1-of-150 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class By Virgil Abloh and a Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV traveling together naturally brings the idea that the vehicles are owned by Nigerian music star, David Adeleke popularly known Davido.

But American Disc Jockey, Khaled Mohamed Khaled, better known by his stage name DJ Khaled, also owns the two ultra-luxury vehicles and has shared a photo of himself traveling in the same two-vehicle convoy.

Davido’s car collection

The Mercedes-Maybach by Virgil Abloh, designed by late Louis Vuitton fashion designer, is a specially curated 2023 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class S680. It is limited to 150 units globally.

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Davido

Other notable owners of the exclusive Mercedes-Maybach S-Class includes American rapper Lil Baby and Afolabi Kazeem Micheal ‘Kaycee Adewale’, who owns two – one of which was reportedly purchased from Alicia Keys.

Unlike the base S-Class S 680, the exterior of Maybach By Virgil Abloh features unique two-tone color. While the upper part is finished in a glossy Obsidian Black, the lower portion is painted in a sand hue.

Inside, the bespoke ride features identical two-tone color scheme with black and sand Nappa leather. There are also special “Mercedes-Maybach and Virgil Abloh” logos around the cabin.

At over $500,000 MSRP before options, it isn’t surprised that most customers who have taken delivery of their Mercedes-Maybach S-Class By Virgil Abloh ultra-luxury sedans are music industry heavyweights.

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