Pakistani billionaire gets caught learning "driving" in gold plated Maserati
VIRGINIA (Web Desk) - Frippery and extravagance have no limits and a Pakistani lad endorsed this by learning to drive in his gold plated Maserati although the teen faced the music of his lifestyle after Kingston police caught his high-priced vehicle.
Hamza Sheikh who is just 19 told "Evening Standard" about his glittering lifestyle and choice of Maserati for mastering the art of driving.
“I have a Rolls-Royce and a Range Rover. I am just waiting for my new gold Lamborghini to be delivered in the meantime. Since I was young I have been learning to drive in supercars — I’ve also learnt in a Porsche Panamera, so a Maserati is a piece of cake.”
Hamza is a business management student at Regent’s University and a property developer and he looked unfazed about his car with sticker "L" being impounded as he expressed that a Rolls-Royce was there to serve him.
The billionaire received a parking ticket on the same car in April near Hyde Park. The latest violation cost him £500 for recovery of vehicle.
Sheikh also advised jealous people to get some treatment and owed his success to multiple factors.
“I am a billionaire and when learning to drive in my Maserati I get a lot of jealousy, but if I have the money why not? Everything I have is because of my mother’s prayers and Allah. Jealousy is a mental cancer, please get treated,” Sheikh said.
Kingston police took to Twitter to reveal "No Insurance, No car" policy.
https://twitter.com/MPSKingston/status/765500097513783296
Hamza Sheikh who is just 19 told "Evening Standard" about his glittering lifestyle and choice of Maserati for mastering the art of driving.
“I have a Rolls-Royce and a Range Rover. I am just waiting for my new gold Lamborghini to be delivered in the meantime. Since I was young I have been learning to drive in supercars — I’ve also learnt in a Porsche Panamera, so a Maserati is a piece of cake.”
Hamza is a business management student at Regent’s University and a property developer and he looked unfazed about his car with sticker "L" being impounded as he expressed that a Rolls-Royce was there to serve him.
The billionaire received a parking ticket on the same car in April near Hyde Park. The latest violation cost him £500 for recovery of vehicle.
Sheikh also advised jealous people to get some treatment and owed his success to multiple factors.
“I am a billionaire and when learning to drive in my Maserati I get a lot of jealousy, but if I have the money why not? Everything I have is because of my mother’s prayers and Allah. Jealousy is a mental cancer, please get treated,” Sheikh said.
Kingston police took to Twitter to reveal "No Insurance, No car" policy.
https://twitter.com/MPSKingston/status/765500097513783296
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