Rolls-Royce Fleet Of 7 Cullinans, 2 Ghosts Steals The Show At Zimbabwean Billionaire’s Funeral

A fleet of luxury Rolls-Royce cars attracted widespread attention during the funeral procession of Zimbabwean businessman Sir Wicknell Chivhayo, who died on September 30, 2026, when a helicopter carrying him and his wife crashed east of Harare, killing all six occupants.

The impressive convoy comprised seven Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II SUVs and Ghost sedans, all fitted with customised number plates. The fleet offered a striking glimpse of the flamboyant lifestyle and luxury-car culture associated with the late Zimbabwean businessman, popularly known as Sir Wicknell.

According to local reports, the fleet accompanied the couple’s remains from Doves Funeral Services as family members and mourners gathered to pay their respects before the couple’s burial at Glen Forest Memorial Park.

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The Rolls-Royce Cullinan had become a familiar feature of Chivhayo’s high-profile automotive collection. His social media activities frequently showcased the flagship luxury SUV, popularly described as the “Rolls-Royce of SUVs”.

Before his death, the Zimbabwean businessman had earned a reputation for gifting expensive vehicles and other luxury items to prominent musicians, church leaders and public figures across the country.

One of his last reported gifts was a Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, alongside more than $250,000 (over ₦370 million) in fuel money. He reportedly asked Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa to present the lavish birthday gift to His Grace Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi.

According to a Zimbabwean media investigation, Chivhayo reportedly spent more than $9.3 million on luxury cars and gifts within a single 12-month period. He was also known for sharing photographs of his meetings with heads of state, several of whom reportedly visited his residence to pay their respects following his death.

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