An “everyday” Lambo sounds like a product destined for wealthy, young Chinese business owners.
Lamborghini should sell over 300 cars in China this year, Winkelmann said at the Reuters Summit, held at the Reuters office in Paris on Monday, about a fifth of its total likely sales for this year. Last year it sold 206 cars in China, excluding Hong Kong.
But they’ll want to avoid scenes like this one, in which a disgruntled Chinese customer in Qingdao smashed his Gallardo to smithereens in front of the cameras. [Lamborghini's side of the story here.]
Don’t you love the blue uniforms and matching helmets?
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