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A multimillionaire in Finland has been slapped with a 121,000 euro fine for speeding.

A Finnish millionaire has been handed a massive €121,00 ($212,000) fine for going 30km/h over the speed limit.
Anders Wiklof, 76, was caught travelling 82k

It's not the first time businessman hit with hefty fine.

He added that he had begun to slow down as soon as he became aware but it did not happen fast enough and that it was how things were.

A multimillionaire in Finland was given a fine of 121,000 Euros (equivalent to Rs 1.06 crore) for over speeding., Auto News, Times Now

Mr Anders Wiklof claimed the speed limit changed “suddenly” from 70kmh to 50kmh when he was flashed at 82kmh. Read more at straitstimes.com.

While Finnish tycoon Anders Wiklof failed to crack the world record in a single speeding ticket, he has accumulated some $300,000 in fines over the last decade alone.