Fleet of gold supercars hit with parking tickets

Three of the fancy rides were hit with parking tickets. But we're guessing that the £320 (about $430) in fines is unlikely to dent his wallet.

READ: Super-rich Saudi arrives in London with fleet of gold cars

According to British newspapers, Turki Bin Abdullah, the man believed to own the cars, is a Saudi billionaire with a luxurious lifestyle who often posts his colorful convoy on Instagram.



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A recent post on the account even shows a cheetah in the driver's seat.

Three of the cars forming the shiny fleet -- a Lamborghini Aventador, Mercedes G63 and Bentley Flying Spur -- were subjected to the fines.

The Lamborghini had two penalty notices slipped under its wiper blade while the Bentley and the Mercedes had one notice each, according to the Press Association.

A Rolls Royce, featuring the same gold vinyl and parked nearby, completes the fleet.

The luxury cars, which may be towed away, were parked in the Knightsbridge area, just yards away from a parking lot that costs £50 ($72) for 24 hours.

At £80 ($115) per fine, the bill has already reached £320, but the ower of the cars can cut that total in half if he pays within two weeks.

The six-wheel Mercedes is valued at £370,000 ($534,000) and the Lamborghini is worth around £350,000 ($506,000). The overall value of the fleet is estimated to top $1.8 million.

A Rolls Royce, featuring the same gold vinyl and parked nearby, completes the fleet. The six-wheel Mercedes is valued at £370,000 ($534,000) and the Lamborghini is worth around £350,000 ($506,000). The overall value of the fleet is estimated to top $1.8 million. Three of the fancy rides were hit with parking tickets. But we're guessing that the £320 (about $430) in fines is unlikely to dent his wallet. The luxury cars, which may be towed away, were parked in the Knightsbridge area, just yards away from a parking lot that costs £50 ($72) for 24 hours. According to British newspapers, Turki Bin Abdullah, the man believed to own the cars, is a Saudi billionaire with a luxurious lifestyle who often posts his colorful convoy on Instagram. Three of the cars forming the shiny fleet -- a Lamborghini Aventador, Mercedes G63 and Bentley Flying Spur -- were subjected to the fines. Three of the fancy rides were hit with parking tickets. But we're guessing that the £320 (about $430) in fines is unlikely to dent his wallet. A Rolls Royce, featuring the same gold vinyl and parked nearby, completes the fleet. READ: Super-rich Saudi arrives in London with fleet of gold cars Three of the fancy rides were hit with parking tickets. But we're guessing that the £320 (about $430) in fines is unlikely to dent his wallet. The Lamborghini had two penalty notices slipped under its wiper blade while the Bentley and the Mercedes had one notice each, according to the Press Association. The Lamborghini had two penalty notices slipped under its wiper blade while the Bentley and the Mercedes had one notice each, according to the Press Association. A recent post on the account even shows a cheetah in the driver's seat. According to British newspapers, Turki Bin Abdullah, the man believed to own the cars, is a Saudi billionaire with a luxurious lifestyle who often posts his colorful convoy on Instagram. A Rolls Royce, featuring the same gold vinyl and parked nearby, completes the fleet. READ: Super-rich Saudi arrives in London with fleet of gold cars Three of the cars forming the shiny fleet -- a Lamborghini Aventador, Mercedes G63 and Bentley Flying Spur -- were subjected to the fines. A recent post on the account even shows a cheetah in the driver's seat. At £80 ($115) per fine, the bill has already reached £320, but the ower of the cars can cut that total in half if he pays within two weeks. According to British newspapers, Turki Bin Abdullah, the man believed to own the cars, is a Saudi billionaire with a luxurious lifestyle who often posts his colorful convoy on Instagram. A recent post on the account even shows a cheetah in the driver's seat. At £80 ($115) per fine, the bill has already reached £320, but the ower of the cars can cut that total in half if he pays within two weeks. The six-wheel Mercedes is valued at £370,000 ($534,000) and the Lamborghini is worth around £350,000 ($506,000). The overall value of the fleet is estimated to top $1.8 million. The Lamborghini had two penalty notices slipped under its wiper blade while the Bentley and the Mercedes had one notice each, according to the Press Association. The luxury cars, which may be towed away, were parked in the Knightsbridge area, just yards away from a parking lot that costs £50 ($72) for 24 hours. Three of the cars forming the shiny fleet -- a Lamborghini Aventador, Mercedes G63 and Bentley Flying Spur -- were subjected to the fines. At £80 ($115) per fine, the bill has already reached £320, but the ower of the cars can cut that total in half if he pays within two weeks.

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