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David Karangu with his pilots when he attended WPI Business Conference part of Kenya University Project (KUP) been planned for Kenya. - Pic/Files

David Karangu Expands Dealerships to Mazda Cars

In 2007 David Karangu would sell his Mercedes Benz, BMW, Ford, VW, Subaru and other dealerships and retire at age 40 as a self made multi-millionaire. He then relocated to Atlanta from Augusta. The city of Augusta is famous for hosting the Masters PGA golf tournament and was the home of the late singer, James Brown. Before settling in Atlanta he took a world tour and then built his house which is today arguably one of the biggest houses in Atlanta. By mid 2010 he would find himself pulled back to the business he fell in love when he was 18 years old.
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David Karangu

David Karangu on his G5 plane. Picture - Files
David Karangu is one of the most successfully businessmen in the U.S. Born to Kenya parents he attended school in Kenya before relocating to the U.S. Currently he owns various business ventures, including a car dealership. David in a speech during a Kenya Investment Forum discussed how he got started and answered questions from the attendees as highlighted below. ...
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Uhuru Kenyatta is the Richest Kenyan. No. 2 Chris Kirubi

Uhuru Kenyatta
Recorded as number 26 in Forbes among the 40 richest people in Africa, Uhuru Kenyatta is the richest Kenyan. Chris Kirubi at number 31 is the other Kenyan in the list and thus the second rishest kenyan. The list shows the richest person in Africa as Aliko Dangote of Nigeria who is worth $10.1 billion. Uhuru at number 26 is listed as worth $500 million from 500,000 acres of land. This based on a Kshs 90 exchange rate would make him worth Kshs 45 billion. Kirubi at 31 is listed as worth $300 million. At exchange rate of Kshs 90 this would make him worth Kshs 27 billion. Number 40 is worth $250 million....
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