The Lamborghini [Photo: Courtesy]

If you were to walk to any parking lot of any ministry, parastatal or government agency in Kenya today, there is fat chance you will spot a Sh40 million vehicle.

But not the Ministry of Interior in the United Arab Emirates after it acquired a Lamborghini Aventador Coupe worth a whooping Sh42,868,984 ($424,845) factory invoice before tax and shipping.

According to Khaleej Times, the Lamborghini is a new addition to its exclusive posh collection after it partnered with a motor company in the country.

Here is the thing though, it is not a big deal in the oil rich country, the Dubai police force for example has a Rolls-Royce Wraith, Mercedes-AMG GT R, McLaren 720S, Audi R8, and Nissan Patrol in its collection.

The Rolls Royce [Photo: Courtesy]

During their unveiling last year, Maj Gen Al Marri told the The National that they will be patrolling areas frequented by tourists.

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“The luxurious patrol cars will be available in the areas which are frequently visited by tourists such as Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, JBR, Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah.”

 

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