Mike Sonko's Daughter Sandra Flaunts Car Collection Worth KSh 40m

• Sandra Mbuvi, Mike Sonko's youngest daughter, was born with a silver spoon and received her first vehicle at 18
• The former Nairobi governor went all out by getting her a bespoke Range Rover Evoque
• Sandra's dad since purchased three other luxury vehicles for her worth around KSh 40 million

Mike Sonko's daughter Sandra Mbuvi has one of the most expensive car collections among Kenya's rich kids.

How many cars does Sandra Mbuvi own?

Sandra is the proud owner of two sleek Mercedes-Benzes, a pink Range Rover Evoque and a Lexus LX570, all worth at least KSh 40 million.

Speaking to Celeb Ride host Andrew Duncan Oduor alias 2Mbili, Sandra disclosed that she loves the LX570 but finds it too big for everyday driving.

"I have four cars. This Evoque is my pink one. I also have a Mercedes-Benz S-Class, a Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet (convertible) and a Lexus LX570. The LX570 is so stressful, I always leave it in the house," said Sandra.

Sandra explained that she is average height and finds the LX570 taxing regarding driving dynamics and ride comfort.

"I struggle because I am short and drive a big car. I sit on pillows and too close to the steering wheel. That car is too big for me," said Sandra.

Sandra noted that she prefers to be chauffeured around in it instead.

"My driver chauffeurs me whenever I don't feel like driving it; there is no point. But for road trips or when I am out with my friends, I use the big car," she added.

The subcompact Evoque, which she was gifted by her father, Sonko, for her 18th birthday, is her all-time favourite.

She said Nairobi's second governor shipped the pink car to her a month before her birthday.

"The Range Rover was a gift from dad - for my birthday. I was turning 18. I got the car before my ID card. My birthday is April 2; the car was shipped a month earlier. It was my dream car. I have always wanted a Range Rover for myself. Dad knew it was all I ever wanted," she narrated.

The Evoque, she added, is best for daily chores and suits her daily needs.

"There is nothing I don't like about this car. This car is just me; it is tiny; it is perfect," she said.

Opening up about why she does not flaunt the cars or her luxurious lifestyle on social media, Sandra said

Sandra said her love for cars started with go-karting at around six.

"I started driving when I was around six years old because I used to do the buggy rides. When I was eight, I got a smart car because of the buggy races," she revealed.

Sandra said critics who reprimand her for being wealthy only project their insecurities onto her.

"Other people say I am showing off, but I am just living my life, to be fair. I am not showing off. But if the shoe fits, my dear, wear it. If you feel I am showing off, deal with your insecurities," said Sandra.

Sandra highlighted that she is neither selfish nor insensitive to the plight of others and makes great effort to avoid ostentatious living.

Responding to claims she was living under the shadow of her wealthy father, Sandra said she carved her path in entrepreneurship when she was 15.

"I started my own business when I was roughly around 15 or 16 years old. I am so glad I am fully booked this December because I model for salons and companies; I also host and vixen," said Sandra.

She recently graduated from St Austins Academy and is pursuing a degree in the UK.

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