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For owners of luxury limousines, Rumen Gaitanski-Wolf, Mityo Eyes, head of Biomet“
“There are 3 bugattis in Bulgaria like Ronaldo,” Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said during an inspection of the southern arch in Sofia. Shortly before, he requested a referral to Sofia Police Director Georgi Hadzhiev, who was on site with one of the 60 new steering engines.
“Having told some businessmen to cut lines to keep the workers safe, what have I offended them with? I wanted to protect the workers. 84 Rolls-Royce, 241 Bentley, 123 Ferraritas, 54 Maybakhs, 22 McLarens, 87 Lamborghinis, Maserati – 311, Hummers – 280, Jaguars – 400, Porsches – 5000 “, they read from Borisov’s sheet and continued on their way. 3 weeks ago, he urged entrepreneurs to sell part of their fleet of luxury cars to keep your employees’ jobs in a state of emergency due to the coronavirus.
Of all the cars listed, the most expensive are the buggies. Soccer star Ronaldo has two models: Chiron and Weiron. He was also credited with buying La Voiture Noire, which the manufacturer denied. One of the proud owners of a boogie in Bulgaria is the head of the transport company “Biomet” Vanyo Alexiev. In 2018, he showed the unique Bugatti Chiron, which he had ordered 2 years earlier at the Geneva Motor Show. The car costs BGN 5 million, runs 380 km / h and has many extras.
Entrepreneur Rumen Gaitanski-Wolf has been known for many years. The former Purity dealership in Sofia had Bugatti Weiron for BGN 3 million. The model is a forerunner of Chiron, just like Vanyo Alexiev. Gaytani has commercial interests in several areas.
Defendant as a member of an organized criminal drug group Dimitar Zhelyazkov-Mitio Eyes is also juicy in Bulgaria. He was seen behind the wheel of Weiron before he was arrested. However, it is unclear if the car is his property.
Other luxury brand cars are moving on the roads of Bulgaria, which, however, are registered abroad and are not on the official records of the Interior Ministry. However, depending on the extras, roll-ups, maybas and other cars, which are thousands in our country, can be as expensive as buggies.
Luxury cars cost at least 180 million euros, the amount is ewar more if include Mercedes, Audit and Beyves
At least 180 million euros is the total price of luxury cars, cited as one piece by Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
The sum is likely to be double the figure if it includes the top three German brands Audi, BMW and Mercedes, which have sold only about 20,000 new units in the past ten years.
The price of a used Bugatti Veyron is between 1.5 and 2 million euros, and two supercars have been sold in Bulgaria. The newest model from the elegant company is the Bugatti Chiron, the price of which is as new as € 3 million. The total cost of the three Bugatti in Bulgaria is approximately 7 million euros.
Between € 150,000 and € 300,000 is the cost of a Rolls-Royce car, depending on the model and year of production. According to Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, there are 84 accumulations in our country at a total cost of about 19 million euros.
Between € 50,000 and € 150,000 are new Bentley specs, with 241 registered vehicles, or around € 24 million in total.
The total of the 123 Ferraris that cross the country is approximately € 18.5 million, with an average cost of approximately € 150,000 per car.
For the 54 Maybach, owned by wealthy Bulgarian businessmen, it was for about 5 million euros. For the 22 McLarens, they spent an average of € 150,000, or around € 3 million.
The 87 registered Lamborghini sports cars cost a total of around € 10 million, depending on the year of production and model.
For the 311 cars of the Italian brand Maserati, a total of approximately 15 million euros was paid. For the most part, the 280 great American hummers in our country are fairly accumulated years and serve primarily for difficult hiking in the mountains and hunting. The total amount awarded to Hummers is around 3 million euros. A copy of the Jaguar costs between 5,000 and 50,000 euros, and around 400 are moving here, or, in total, the Jaguars in Bulgaria should be priced at around 8 million euros.
Of the 5,000 registered Porsches, most are on Cayenne Crossovers for € 10,000 on average, or € 50 million. We accept that half of them are newer and twice as expensive, so the total cost of the pores we have in Bulgaria is approximately 75 million euros.
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