You Can Buy It, But Can You Maintain It? That should be the question when thinking of buying expensive, high-end cars. Luxury cars have become more than just a means of transportation—they’re status symbols, rolling investments, and sometimes, pure ego trips. While anyone with cash can import an expensive ride, maintaining one in Nigeria is where the true financial test begins. From Lagos to Abuja, these are the top 10 most expensive cars ever spotted on Nigerian roads—plus who owns them, what they cost, and the hidden costs behind the shine.
Burna Boy didn’t just buy a new car — he raised the bar across the entire continent. His recent purchase of the McLaren Senna Exposed Carbon, reportedly valued at ₦3.2 billion, now holds the title of the most expensive car currently owned in Nigeria. It’s an incredibly rare hypercar — only 15 of them were ever built globally — and it’s built almost entirely out of exposed carbon fibre. Under the hood, it delivers a wild 789 horsepower and rockets from 0 to 100km/h in under 3 seconds.
This isn’t just another luxury car in a celebrity garage. With this move, Burna didn’t just turn heads — he made a statement. The Senna places him in a league of his own, not just among Nigerian artists, but across Africa. It’s a defining moment that proves Burna Boy isn’t just collecting cars — he’s collecting legacy.
Wizkid’s Ferrari 296 GTB once held the crown for the priciest celebrity ride in Nigeria—until Burna Boy rolled in with that ₦3.2 billion McLaren Senna. Now sitting in second place, the 296 GTB is no less impressive. It’s valued at a staggering ₦1.4 billion, and this isn’t just any Ferrari—it’s the Assetto Fiorano edition, tuned for performance and finesse straight out of Maranello, Italy.
This car blends sharp hybrid technology with raw Italian power, putting Wizkid firmly in the conversation when it comes to Nigeria’s elite car owners. It’s rare, it’s advanced, and honestly—it fits Wizkid’s personality perfectly. Understated, stylish, and built to perform when it matters.
Third on this list? Wizkid again — and honestly, no surprises here. This guy doesn’t collect just any car; he picks the kind of machines you see in magazines and dreams. The Ferrari SF90 Stradale is what he added next, and it’s far from ordinary. We’re talking about a plug-in hybrid that delivers 1,000 horsepower, with the kind of acceleration that feels unreal. From 0 to 100 km/h in just about 2.5 seconds — blink, and it’s gone.
Now, for a car like this, you’re not paying for hype. You’re paying for engineering at its peak. It costs ₦1.2 billion, and honestly, it’s worth every kobo if you're into this league of performance. The SF90 isn’t just about looking fine — it’s brutal, it’s sharp, and it moves like it’s allergic to traffic. Wizkid clearly has a taste for the best, and this car only confirms it.
Both Davido and Wizkid have added the luxurious Rolls-Royce Cullinan to their collections. Valued at ₦1 billion, it’s the world’s most expensive luxury SUV and offers a whisper-quiet ride with unmatched comfort.
The Cullinan is more than a car—it’s a statement. Whether cruising in Lagos or arriving at a show, it commands attention without trying too hard.
Don Jazzy’s Phantom Mansory is a full-spec ultra-luxury sedan worth ₦840 million. It features a bespoke design by Mansory and reflects class in every inch of its handcrafted detail.
For Don Jazzy, this isn't just a car—it's a throne on wheels, setting him apart as one of the most tasteful collectors in the industry.
Davido owns one of only 150 units of the Virgil Abloh Maybach S680, priced at ₦650 million. It's a celebration of fashion and luxury fused into a four-wheeled masterpiece.
This car reflects Davido’s eye for limited-edition collectables and pushes his garage further into billionaire territory.
No luxury list is complete without the G63 AMG, now priced at ₦650 million in 2025. It’s the most popular SUV among Nigerian celebrities, owned by Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, and Timaya.
Its military-inspired design and roaring V8 engine make it a symbol of street authority and celebrity class.
Davido’s Bentley Bentayga Speed is one of the fastest luxury SUVs in the world, priced at ₦450 million. It combines performance with comfort in a way few others can.
The Bentayga is Davido’s more understated choice—but don’t be fooled. It’s just as exclusive and far from cheap to maintain.
Olamide’s Aventador, worth ₦218 million, is pure V12 muscle and one of the loudest cars on the road, both in sound and presence.
This car symbolises the peak of street luxury for the rap star, and despite its 2019 roots, it's still one of the most aggressive designs on the market.
Rounding off the list is Don Jazzy’s Cadillac Escalade 600, valued at ₦170 million. It’s the first of its kind spotted in Nigeria, blending American bulk with high-tech luxury.
For those who want to combine presence with modern digital features, this SUV delivers with class.
These rides aren’t just about luxury—they’re high-performance machines that demand elite care. From Burna Boy’s ₦3.2 billion McLaren Senna, to Wizkid’s ₦1.4 billion Ferrari 296 GTB, down to Don Jazzy’s Escalade 600, one thing is clear: owning is easy, maintaining is the real flex.
Want to own one someday? Start with understanding the commitment. Because in Nigeria, buying a supercar is a transaction, but maintaining it is? That’s a lifestyle.
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