The Ghanaian bad boys weren't selected by Avram Grant to represent their country at this year's AFCON, thanks to their World Cup antics, but they will careless given the wealth of cars they drive in town. Some of Europe's best players will struggle to assembly this garage.
Sulley-Muntari's-cars
Kevin-Prince Boateng:
Rolls Royce Phantom
Model: 2014
Price: R4.7 million
Cadillac Escalade
Model: 2014
Price: R1.1 million
Hummer H2
Model: 2008
Price: R1.5 million
Range Rover
Model: 2013
Price: R480 000
Sulley Muntari:
Rolls Royce Phantom
Model: 2014
Price: R4.7 million
Bentley Continental
Model: 2013
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