Lamborghini of O.C. Takes a Bow

Posted by AMG, Nov 06, 2008

Lamborghini Orange County, the world’s largest Lamborghini dealer, has closed.

Denying rumors that the financial/credit freeze contributed to major problems for the dealer and citing other economic woes such as the housing market’s impact on the sale of ultra-exotic vehicles, Lamborghini OC says they’ve locked the doors due to their own business decisions. The dealership alone sold 10% of all 2,400 Lambos in the world each year. The dealership (in Santa Ana) now has padlocks on its gates and their lots usually filled with Versace, $600,000, 12-cylinder supercars, are empty. 

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(Source: Orange County Register)

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