Minh Nhua sells Range Rover SVAutobiography with "lucky" license plate

This Range Rover SVAutobiography is often used by Minh Nhua after he left the Mercedes-AMG G63 model to his daughter and her husband.

A person who specializes in buying used luxury cars recently shared that he caught a tiger, an old Range Rover SVAutobiography, with a pretty nice license plate number 51H-939.39.

With this license plate, many people suspected it was very familiar until they saw the typical symbol of the cars owned by Mr. Pham Tran Nhat Minh, also known as Minh "Nhua", then they realized that this player had just sold his car.

This Range Rover SVAutobiography was often used by Minh Nhua after he left his Mercedes-AMG G63 to his daughter and her husband, but now this playboy has sold the British car, most likely to make room for another car that is about to arrive.

For car enthusiasts, the Range Rover SVAutobiography is almost the pinnacle of the luxury SUV line from this British brand. The Range Rover SVAutobiography cars are encapsulated in 3 words: expensive-fast-VIP.

Expensive here is the selling price of Range Rover SVAutobiography, the highest among Range Rover cars currently being traded in Vietnam.

Fast is the car's "monstrous" 5.0-liter V8 supercharged engine that produces a maximum capacity of 565 horsepower and maximum torque of up to 700 Nm.

Minh Nhua's newly resold Range Rover SVAutobiography can accelerate from a standstill to 100 km/h in just 5.2 seconds before reaching a top speed of 225 km/h.

VIP has a beautiful exterior and more importantly a very classy cockpit with 4 seats, the highlight is that the back row has only 2 seats in a business-class design.

First is a pair of glasses engraved with the exclusive words for this version: SVAutobiography, followed by a dining and working table, a small refrigerator between the 2 seats, 2 entertainment screens, a Zenith watch...

Video : Range Rover SVAutobiography of tycoon Minh Nhua.

Source: https://khoahocdoisong.vn/minh-nhua-ban-range-rover-svautobiography-bien-than-tai-post1543820.html