An angry Lamborghini owner has vented his frustration with the Italian brand by employing a team of sledgehammer-wielding men to destroy his car.
The Chinese businessman was reportedly upset his circa $650,000 Gallardo supercar still wasn't up to scratch following a service at an authorised mechanic - so he decided to have it smashed to pieces in protest.
The publicity stunt saw nine men wearing blue suits and hardhats take to the car with sledgehammers, punching holes in its carbon-fibre bonnet before climbing on top of the car to leverage better down-force on the glass.
Local journalists, photographers and news crews appear to have been tipped off, ensuring wide-spread publicity of the spectacle.
The very public display of abhorrence took place in a public square in Qingdao in Shangdong Province, China.
Interestingly, it occurred on World Consumer Rights day. One thing's for sure - this disgruntled consumer's voice has been heard.
source : kompas.com
