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DJ Maphorisa shows off R4m Mercedes Benz G-Wagon

South African music producer, DJ Maphorisa had his fans talking as he showed off his new ride on social media.

DJ Maphorisa has established himself as one of South Africa’s biggest music stars. His success means he has been able to live a lavish life of luxury where he sports designer clothing and glamorous cars.

In his latest Instagram post, he shared several snaps of himself posing next to a bright red Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. According to cars.co.za, the price of a G63 starts from R4 million and varies based on year of manufacture, specs and trims.

According to The South African, DJ Maphorisa joins Kabza de Small and Black Coffee as South African musicians to own the car. He has often made headlines for some of his other luxury items, including a Hermès Birkin Bag, valued at R480 000, as well as a Louis Vuitton luxury bag valued at R85 000.

DJ Maphorisa also showed off his Round Zip wallet. The wallet’s base price tag is R18 500 at Walmart.

 

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Fans were quick to congratulate the DJ on his new purchase in the comment section of his latest post.

One user said: “G-Wagon goes crazy,” with fire and heart emojis.

Another fan went on to say: “You deserve everything that’s coming your way. You really done a lot for the country.”

 

First published on  African Insider

Compiled by Matthew Petersen

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