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Son Of President Of Mozambique Fled Scene After Crashing $500k Brabus G-Class Into Toyota Fortuner
Son of President Of Mozambique fled the scene moments after crashing his Brabus G-Class into Toyota Fortuner.
$500k customized G-Class was said to be speeding when it slammed into the back of a Toyota Fortuner.
Per local news reports, the impact of the crash reportedly caused the Toyota Fortuner to hit two children.
Images taken at the scene of crash showed his G-Class-based Brabus with severe damage to the front end.

Florindo Nyusi, the son of the President of Mozambique, Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, reportedly fled the scene moments after crashing his customized Brabus G-Class (G-Wagon) into a Toyota Fortuner in Maputo last month.
Per local news reports, the G-Class was said to speeding when it slammed into the back of a Toyota Fortuner. The impact of the crash reportedly caused the Toyota to hit two children who were on their way to school.
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Images taken at the scene of crash showed his 900-horsepower G-Class-based Brabus luxury SUV worth over $500,000 with severe damage to the front end.
“A passer-by took the children to Maputo Central Hospital. Medical staff confirmed the entry of the two children,” according to Club of Mozambique.
“One, whose knee was injured, was discharged later in the day. But the other, who suffered a head injury, was kept in hospital for observation. She is, however, out of danger.”
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