Dbanj said Owo yato s’owo and one look at the way the Arab billionaires are flaunting their wealth in Central London and you’d be forced to agree.
 |
| This £50,000-plus Ferrari 456 Italia has been given a spider wrap by its Qatari owner, who was keen to show it off on the streets of central London yesterday |
 |
| It’s not just modern sports cars that are being brought over, this classic UAE registered Datsun 240 GL was spotted on London’s Sloane Street yesterday |
 |
| This heavily-modified gold Range Rover – estimated to be worth more than £150,000 – has attracted attention after its owner parked it outside the Wellesley hotel |
 |
| The limited edition Mercedes – which have a starting price of £370,000 – were originally engineered for the Australian Army but have become popular with Arabs as they are one of the few vehicles which can be driven safely off-road through the desert dunes |
 |
| A gold and black Saudi-owned Bugatti Veyron – which can sell for up to £1million – was parked in a street in Kensington yesterday, causing many to stop and take photos |
 |
| A Qatari millionaire has brought this £70,000 Mercedes AMG with him for his holiday in Britain and parked the machine outside Harrods yesterday |
 |
| A pink-tinged £350,000 Rolls Royce with Saudi number plate was seen driving through west London yesterday as part of the now-annual influx of Arab-owned cars |
 |
| A blue and white Saudi-owned Rolls Royce, estimated at £300,000, attracts attention of pedestrians after its owner parked it outside the bay in Knightsbridge yesterday |
 |
| A Saudi-registered Pagani Huayra, which has a starting price of around £1million, was spotted parked next to an expensive hotel in the area |
 |
| A policeman approaches a modified £100,000 Range Rover, registered in Saudi Arabia, amid locals’ concerns about breaches of parking rules and road safety |
 |
| The expensive machines have been spotted in a full range of colours, with this Mercedes CLS – starting price £82,000 – parked on Chelsea’s Sloane Street yesterday |
 |
| The cars owners compete with each other to see who can carry out the most outlandish modifications, with this £150,000 Maserati Gran Turismo given a silver bonnet |
 |
| As word got around that London’s richest tourists were showing off their cars near Harrods yesterday, this £180,000 Lamborghini Huracan was soon seen driving past |
 |
| A Dubai-registered £1million Bugatti, parked on double yellow lines in front of a modified Rolls-Royce, attracted the attention of a traffic warden yesterday |
 |
| A £400,000 six-wheeled Mercedes G63 AMG, similar to one which featured on Top Gear, is among the most outrageous to have been shipped across |
 |
| A Qatari-owned £200,000 Ferrari 458 in front of a £300,000 Lamborghini Aventador. The cars are attracting gangs of camera-wielding youths, dubbed the ‘Carparazzi’ |