Watch In Horror As A Lamborghini Murcielago Is Ripped Apart By Taiwanese Authorities

An apparently illegally imported Murcielago is seen being ripped apart piece by piece by authorities in Taiwan

15 Dec 2016

Details about why this is happening are thin on the ground, but we gather this Murcielago was imported into Taiwan and never registered properly. It was reportedly stopped after being driven without number plates.

We don’t think it’s a genuine SV despite the big graphics splashed down the side, but regardless, it’s heartbreaking to see it ripped apart piece by piece.

If you can stomach the full 14 minutes or so of destruction, you’re made of strong stuff…

Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.

Comments

am i the only one feeling like this is a replica? i mean look at how odd the paint look and how easy it’s being crush.

also, why do they HAVE to do that. they could just sell it on auctions overseas and get at least 70k for it.

Until 2:00: It stilll can be fixed.its not too late.
Until 4:00: Engine and the drivetrain can still be saved,it will rise again.
After 6:00: How much for the rims?