Khaligraph Jones owns multimillion shillings car collection that includes some of the most revered automobile brands in the world.
Khaligraph, whose real name Brian Omollo, rose from absolute poverty to make it big in the Kenyan entertainment industry.
The rapper at one time contemplated committing suicide as he got tired of living life in abject poverty. He didn’t see hope in the horizon.
However, things changed for the better for Khaligraph as his music career blossomed earning him a lot of money in the process.
The rapper is now among some of the richest musicians in Kenya, he boasts of an impressive car collections that includes:
Range Rover Sport
Khaligraph’s favorite ride appears to be his Range Rover. The Blue Ink Records founder most of the time is seen driving the white British machine while cruising in town.
The Range Rover Sport goes from around 5 million second hand. That [articular make of Range Rover is no longer in production.
Chrysler
Khaligraph also owns an expensive Chrysler, he painted the revered American made machine to his favorite color – maroon.
The OG customized the Chrysler in his garage by doing a custom paint job installing low profile black rims, among other features.
The Chrysler costs around Ksh3.5 million before the customization.
Toyota Crown
This is perhaps the most exquisite vehicle in Khali’s collection, as it was specifically built for his collaboration with African rap legend Sarkodie from Ghana.
Khaligraph owns a car garage specializing in pimping rides alongside long term partner Lamaz Span K.O.B Dubbed Omollo Customz.
“I transformed this whip to specifically use it on my video shoot, still not yet done, but it served the purpose, on to the next one,” Khali previously captioned a photo of the ride.
The Crown owned by the rap star costs over Ksh3 million.
Subaru Forester XT
Khaligraph owns a maroon Subaru Forester that boasts aftermarket rims, a hood scoop that feeds air to the engines and tinted windows.
The average new Subaru Forester price in Kenya is around Ksh2.5 million. It is in the middle of most of its rivals, and it can rise to around Ksh3.5 million.
