Koenigsegg Jesko worth almost $3M slapped with parking ticket while private jet mogul dines nearby

A Koenigsegg Jesko was pictured being slapped with a parking ticket while the $3m hypercar’s private jet mogul owner made a stop off at a restaurant in London.

To the law, it doesn’t really matter whether you drive a Vauxhall Corsa or a Koenigsegg Jesko hypercar.

All cars abide by the same parking regulations.

Still, it’s not every day that you walk past a ticket officer sliding a parking charge notice (PCN) on the windscreen of a $3m hypercar on the streets of London.

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As cool as it may be to rock on with a hypercar in the busiest streets that the world has to offer, stealing eyes from every direction, parking is quite the issue.

Koenigsegg supercars, especially, seem to have an issue parking in Europe’s finest places, with a wild One:1 being caught in London with a ticket on its windscreen last year.

History appears to have just repeated itself, though, as now a Koenigsegg Jesko has been collared by the long arm of the law.

As reported by the Daily Mail, the Jesko of Ameerh Naran was ticketed in London after the owner stopped off to dine in a restaurant.

Naran, the CEO of Vimina Jets, was enjoying a lunch at Rooftop Gardens, taking to his now-timed-out Instagram stories, where his Koenigsegg Jesko was parked out front.

But he would have emerged with the pesky problem of a parking notice, as a local warden had attached the bright-yellow notice to his screen.

In London, the PCN parking ticket comes in at £160 (reduced to £80 if paid in the first two weeks), which is nothing but a small inconvenience to the $3m supercar owner.

This particular Jesko isn’t your usual museum showpiece though, as Naran has been quite a daredevil with it, despite the $3m price tag.

Earlier this year, he linked up with YouTube creators TGE TV to take the Koenigsegg Jesko ‘off-roading’, claiming that people ‘shouldn’t try this at home’ – like we all could…

Still, he will now have to cough up some spare change after his latest London outing.

It wouldn’t be the first time that the police force has made some major stops with wild cars.

In fact, one California cop managed to pull over 34 single-file Porsches at once, issuing speeding tickets to all of them.

It just goes to show – no matter how rich you are, you aren’t above the law.

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