A fleet of million dollar supercars suddenly appeared in Vinh city
(Baonghean.vn) - On September 16, dozens of sports cars and super luxury cars from big brands such as Lamborghini, Bentley, Porsche, Range Rover, Maybach, etc. suddenly appeared in Vinh city. The roadshow with the largest number of super cars and luxury cars ever made the whole Vinh city more bustling than ever.
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These cars paraded on many routes, stretching for kilometers, creating an unprecedented scene. Photo: PV |
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The fleet of expensive cars attracted the attention of many passersby. Photo: PV |
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Leading the convoy is the legendary pair of Lamboghini Urus 2022 and Bently Filing Sprus. This is the highlight duo in the supercar fleet. In Vietnam, there are currently more than 10 Lamborghini Urus on the road. The car has an official selling price from 13.1 billion VND, while private dealers sell it for around 20 billion VND. Meanwhile, the Bentley Flying Spur 2021 supercar is officially distributed in 1 version. The rolling price is around more than 20 billion VND. Photo: PV |
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Following this legendary pair are the Lamborghini Aventador, Range Rover AutoBiography, Mercedes-Benz S500, Lexus 572,... Photo: PV |
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It is known that the motorcade paraded on 3 major streets of Vinh city. The first route starts from Vinh City Central Park, passes through streets such as Dinh Cong Trang, Quang Trung, Vinh Citadel, Ly Thuong Kiet, Chu Van An... then stops at Ho Tung Mau Street. The second route starts from Summer Vinh Convention Center, passes through Le Duan, Ho Quy Ly, Ben Thuy streets,... then stops at Le Ba Tung. The third route starts from Lotter Vinh, passes through Lenin Avenue, Nguyen Sy Sach, Mai Hac De,... then stops at Summer Vinh Convention Center. Photo: PV |
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This is truly a “party” of supercars and luxury cars, with the largest and most magnificent number of cars in Vinh ever. Photo: PV |
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It is known that the convoy will continue to parade in Vinh city until September 17, serving the people and those who love supercars and luxury cars. Photo: PV |
