In yet another flamboyant display of wealth and show of opulence, President William Ruto’s son, George Kimutai Ruto, has reportedly left tongues wagging after splashing a staggering Sh90 million on not one but two identical black Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons, proving once again that when it comes to cars, George does not play.
Sources intimate to George have told Nairobi News that the young scion, known as much for his love of high-end motor vehicles and aviation as for his business ventures, recently broke the bank to buy himself the pair of high-end German SUVs, each exuding power, prestige and no small measure of status.
Photographs circulating online show George standing proudly next to his “new babies”, a pair of sleek, pitch-black G-Wagons that have fast gone viral on social media, sparking admiration among auto enthusiasts and debate among critics alike.
While exact details of the transaction remain closely held, Nairobi News understands that George parted with well over Sh90 million for the two pricey machines, a figure that, even by Nairobi’s luxury standards, is eye-popping.
This latest acquisition adds to a growing narrative that George’s taste in vehicles transcends mere transportation, it is about making a statement.
Known for his penchant for flashy rides, the young entrepreneur is not one to spare a cent when it comes to showmanship on four wheels.
His collection already includes luxury SUVs and a fleet of high-end custom matatus that have become part of Nairobi’s cultural conversation.
Not long ago, George gifted himself a luxurious multi-million shilling Lexus, a story that spread widely online though fact-checkers later noted some of the images circulating were AI-generated, underscoring the buzz that surrounds whatever he acquires.
Beyond private luxury cars, George is known for his deep involvement in Kenya’s vibrant matatu culture. His custom rides, such as the now-famous Mood, a matatu unveiled in Nairobi complete with DJ decks, plush bucket seats and advanced tech features have attracted both cheers and criticism for their cost and spectacle.
Whether on the streets of Nairobi or on social media feeds, George Ruto’s automotive escapades continue to capture attention, blending entrepreneurial flair with unabashed luxury in a way that keeps the public talking.
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