On Nov 6, 8:46*pm, "Lew Hodgett" wrote:
The largest Lamborghini dealer in the country, located in Santa Ana
(Orange County), CA, has closed it's doors.

The sold about 10% of the 2,400 unit annual production.

With a price structure of about $600K/unit, you would think they were
immune from swings in the economy.

Maybe yes, maybe no.

Lew

The Murcielago tops out at $ 350,000. The Reveton is sold out forever,
and the Audi powered Gallardo can be had for $225,000 fully loaded. So
of which Lambo doth thou speaketh?
I think the problem is that, with the exception of the Gallardo,
Lambos are just bad cars. Cute, but unreliable.
I guess the market is also limited by the fact that you have to pay $
650.00 to get a Lamborghini logo on your headrest.

Around here, the cops will give you a ticket just for being a pompous
ass if you own one of those cars..G