Earlier today we stumbled across a video allegedly filmed in Taiwan. It purports to show a Lamborghini Murcielago which was imported to the Chinese independent state illegally. Authorities appear to have carried out a public destruction of the car.
The Murcielago looks to be an early model fitted with a Premier4509 bodykit. With an audience watching, a metal claw makes short work of the Italian supercar, revealing the custom Italian coloured seats in the worst possible fashion.
The car was apparently impounded by Taiwanese authorities for its lack of license plates. It was then seized when the owner, a Mr Lin, drove it on the public highways back in 2013. Mr Lin lodged multiple appeals to his conviction in an attempt to avoid the destruction of the vehicle.
Having reached the end of the appeal procedure, authorities transferred the impounded car to Taichung City’s Taiping District. A half hour argument with the owners representatives did not save the car from the crusher. It took the wrecking crew two hours to destroy the car because of complications with the equipment.
Clip of that Murcielago getting destroyed in Taiwan for illegal importation ☹😮 pic.twitter.com/Xg6yeWlfhT
— Karanja Earl Simmons (@Earlsimxx) December 14, 2016
