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Tupac Shakur Image via Twitter @trevorleit

Do you have R24m to buy the BMW rapper Tupac was shot in? [photos]

How deep can your pockets go? The 1996 BMW 750Li that American rapper Tupac Shakur was fatally shot in, is for sale.

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American rapper and actor Tupac Shakur was shot on 7 September 1996 in a drive-by shooting that is yet unsolved. Tupac was in the BMW with controversial music executive Marion “Suge” Knight. The car is currently up for sale for a steady $1.7 million (R24 million).

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UP FOR ‘THE RIDE’?

According to TMZ the bullet holes on the BMW that Tupac Shakur was shot in have been repaired and the car is now up for sale… if you can afford R24 million! For all the car geeks out there, the car is a 1996 BMW 750Li. 

The BMW is currently on display at the Celebrity Cars showroom in Las Vegas, Nevada, for anyone to view. The Celebrity Cars showroom is not too far from the area where Tupac was shot. 

INSIDE THE 1996 BMW 750LI

It is reported that the car’s 5.4-litre engine and the five-speed automatic transmission are still in good condition. The car has a mileage of 121 043 miles (194 799km). The BMW also has a black leather interior.

Of course you can’t buy a car without taking a quick look at it first! Here is an image of the car.

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TUPAC SHAKUR’S DEATH

Record producer Suge Knight was driving the Changes hitmaker back to his accommodation after they had finished watching a boxing match between Mike Tyson and Bruce Seldon at the MGM Grand Hotel.

A car pulled up next to the BMW and an unknown person shot at Tupac four times. He took two bullets to the chest, one in the thigh and one in the arm. 

The rapper died six days later at the age of 25 in hospital from his wounds. Tupac’s murderer is still at large. 

On Tupac’s murderer, journalist Stephenie Frederic said: “If you ask the Las Vegas police department, they’ll tell you it’s because, ‘Well, the people who know aren’t talking’. When you talk to the people who do know, they’re like, ‘oh, that situation is handled’.” 

She says there are “too many dirty details, too many people who will come under fire and too many secrets that will probably get out, that shouldn’t be out. There’s so many entanglements.”