Mzansi in shock After What Hijackers Did To Alleged Young Millionaire’s R2.8 Million Godzilla Car

By Mona Maina On Jan 8, 2022

Mzansi in shock After What Hijackers Did To Alleged Young Millionaire’s R2.8 Million Godzilla Car

Mzansi In SHOCK After What Hijackers Did To Alleged Young Millionaire’s R2.8 Million Godzilla Car.

At the beginning of the year 2022, many people around the world started off the year on a good note. South Africa wasn’t left out as amidst the bad news we got, we got to celebrate a huge win from one celebrity who launched a new luxury sports car noted to be the first of the year.

The 31-year-old 2 time BET award nominee Cassper Nyovest allegedly spent $288,000 clocking R4.6 million to acquire the McLaren 650S Spider winged white sports car, not including the shipping costs too.

What wonderful news and victory came with other young millionaire-making their own statement as others began flaunting expensive vehicles, with ladies joining the list.

However, a shocking report shared online yesterday has left Mzansi questioning what crime isn’t perpetrated in South Africa.

According to the photo shared by Vehicle tracker on Twitter, a car owned by an alleged young millionaire, worth R2.8 million, was finally found after being hijacked but its state was what shook many.

The company whose services include providing security measures with trackers for people’s cars shared a picture of a sports car later identified as a Nissan GTR Godzilla sports car, stripped to its skeleton.

Shocked South Africans reacted in shock to see that very expensive car like these is not spared in the growing car hijack market.

“Imagine the owner of a GTR being told the car has been found only to find a shell”

“As u know cars, especially sedans and hatches can’t cross the river n the border fence. but parts can legally cross by the gate.”

“They are stripping GTR’s now. I’m hurt.”

“Hardworking South Africans buying vehicles for SADC & AU pack of Hyenas.”

“Saw this in Bramley yesterday, though it was burnt from afar.”