All cars of Jr. NTR are number 9999

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All cars of Jr. NTR are number 9999

The car collection details of Telugu superstar NTR Jr., who danced in the Natu Natu song from the Oscar-winning film RRR, have gone viral. According to these details, Jr. NTR has a passion number of 9999 and all his cars have the number 9999.

When NTR last bought a Lamborghini Urus in August 2021, he spent Rs 9999 17 lakhs. NTR was the first Indian to buy this car. NTRA bought this car at an ex-showroom price of Rs 3.16 crore. Apart from this, the number of Mercedes Benz GLS purchased after its launch in 2016 is also 9999.

The number of the fancy luxury sports utility vehicle Range Rover Vogue is also '9999' and the number of the BMW 7 Series limousine is also '9999'.

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