VW Group Shoots Down $9 Billion Lamborghini Bid

Lamborghini has changed hands more than a few times since it was founded as a way to show up Ferrari in 1963. It’s currently owned by Volkswagen Group, which recently made it clear that it has no intention of selling the brand.

The Anglo-Swiss Quantum Group reportedly made an offer to buy the raging bull from VW for an appetizing €7.5 billion ($9.16 billion USD), including a five-year deal where it would continue sourcing parts from Audi — as there’s basically no way around it without nuking the present lineup. The proposal was made earlier in the month with Volkswagen Group giving the newly established holding company a prompt no.

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  • SCE to AUX I don't really understand what this money does, but if it's for The Children, then I'm all for it.
  • Redapple2 Super looking. 4000lbs and $75,000 out the door and i d be tempted.
  • SCE to AUX Agree 100%.But I'm not sure how rare false positives are. My rental Model 3 hit the brakes twice during the week I had it - very unnerving at highway speeds. I think I disabled it once I found the setting inside the terrible menu system.Even my Santa Fe had this problem in stop-and-go traffic, and I disabled it.So what's the benefit of a poor driving aid that makes people want to disable it?
  • Mike Beranek No interior pictures usually means that the interior looks like death warmed over.
  • Kwik_Shift_Pro4X Oof. (again)Not looking good.