Lamborghini on fire: man set colleague car ablaze

A car salesman allegedly set fire to his colleague’s Lamborghini Gallardo sports car during a disagreement over commission.

The individuals involved, identified as Ahmed and Neeraj, are both employed as used car salesmen in India.

The incident took place on Saturday, April 13th, in Hyderabad’s Pahadi Shareef area, where they had convened to address a previous sales-related conflict.

According to reports from The Times Of India (TOI), the perpetrator, Ahmed, is currently evading authorities following the incident.

Video footage circulating on social media captures the Lamborghini Gallardo engulfed in flames, drawing the attention of bystanders.

As per Neeraj’s complaint to the local police, a discussion between him and Ahmed resulted in an argument that eventually led to the latter setting fire to the car.

The fire department officials dispatched a fire truck to the location to extinguish the flames, but unfortunately, the vehicle was already engulfed in flames by the time the help arrived.

It is worth noting that the Lamborghini Gallardo was manufactured by Lamborghini, a subsidiary of Audi, from 2003 to 2013.

As a result, the only way to purchase a Gallardo sports car now is to acquire a pre-owned one.

The Gallardo, which was powered by a V10 engine, was Lamborghini’s top-selling model, with 14,022 units produced during its production run.

The Gallardo succeeded the Lamborghini Jalpa and was eventually replaced by the Huracán in 2014.

The Lamborghini Gallardo, equipped with a V10 engine, has notably served as the sales frontrunner for the esteemed automaker, with a total of 14,022 units manufactured during its production tenure.

Following the Lamborghini Jalpa, the Gallardo was succeeded by the Huracán in the year 2014.