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Taiwan held the public execution this week…of a Lamborghini.
The $300,000-plus Murcielago was impounded three years ago after it was pulled over at a police checkpoint and found to be displaying license plates registered to a Ford sedan.
Turns out the owner had illegally imported the exotic ride and was trying to drive it under the radar, perhaps not the easiest thing to do in a customized, matte black supercar.
Focus Taiwan reports that the owner, a commercial pilot, had spent the last couple of years filing appeals, but failed in his efforts.
The sentence was carried out at a wrecking yard by a claw-equipped backhoe, with little regard to the dignity of the car.
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