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A car salesman decided to resolve a conflict with a colleague by… burning a Lamborghini Gallardo.
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Many people may have experienced conflicts that make their "blood boil", but a used car salesman in India took his anger to the extreme when he set fire to another used car dealer's 2009 Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder.
The incident occurred in Pahadi Shareef, a suburb of Hyderabad, India on April 13. Based on the video shared on many social media channels, the Italian supercar caught fire in the middle of the road.
Leading Indian newspaper The Times of India said a man named Neeraj, the owner of the Lamborghini, reported the fire to the police.
Neeraj claimed that he had a dispute with another man named Ahmed. It was Ahmed who set the Lamborghini Gallardo on fire.
Police said Neeraj was planning to sell the Lamborghini Gallardo. He asked his friend Ayan to introduce him to potential buyers.
Ayan asked his friend Aman Haider to find out who was interested. A few days later, Aman's friend Ahmed said that someone wanted to buy the car. Ahmed asked Aman to bring the car to Mamidipalli farm. Aman reported back to Ayan.
Ayan then delivered the car to Aman at Jalpalli. Aman along with another friend named Hamdan went to the farm. There they met Ahmed and some of his friends.
Ahmed asked Aman about Neeraj. It turned out that Neeraj owed him money. Aman said he would call Neeraj.
However, Ahmed and his friends did not listen and poured the gasoline they brought into the car. Despite Aman's efforts to stop them, Ahmed's group set the Lamborghini on fire.
Immediately, Aman called the police.
The viral video shows the Lamborghini Gallardo engulfed in flames. The left side of the car has melted away. The car is neatly positioned on the side of the road, leaving enough space for other vehicles to pass.
In the video, no one was near the car at the time. There was no word on whether anyone was injured. By the time firefighters arrived, the car was too burned to be removed. The man accused of setting the car on fire has not been arrested.
As for the amount of money that sparked the feud between the two, Neeraj said that both of them were used car dealers. In another previous used car deal, the two had failed to agree on the commission, which led to an argument and was not resolved.
The Lamborghini Gallardo was sold from 2004 to 2014, with a V10 engine producing 562 horsepower and 540 Nm of torque in its most powerful version. In Vietnam, the Gallardo has a registration fee of 18.85 billion VND.
This is a model that is quite popular with supercar enthusiasts in Vietnam. Gallardo is the first Lamborghini version to arrive in Vietnam at Hai Phong port in 2007 and then brought to Ho Chi Minh City by businessman Nguyen Quoc Cuong (also known as Cuong Dollar). A famous car owner is Mr. Dang Le Nguyen Vu with the Gallardo Spyder Performante.
Unfortunately, after the above incident, the world lost a beautiful car.
