The most valuable among the vehicles is a Lamborghini Urus, a powerful sports SUV with a starting price of R4.55 million new.
To participate in the auctions of the five luxury cars, a registration fee of R7,000 and minimum deposit of R50,000 is required. Below are images of the five vehicles.Porsche 911 Carrera cabriolet. Credit: Park Village AuctionsNdlovu became infamous in 2021 after posting a 30-second videoFollowing that video, Sars secured an order in the Pretoria High Court to freeze Ndlovu’s bank accounts and seize the cars.
It found that Ndlovu had pocketed almost 90% of the contract amounts — around R158 million — and ordered that all his assets be auctioned off or sold to recoup the money.Even if they did, they would account for less than 10% of what Ndlovu owes the NHLS.However, the SIU said that Ndlovu had not disputed the allegations of procurement fraud that had led to the order.
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