It seems Chinese eat crazy salad with their food to come out with weird ways to show their protests. We read about a Chinese hiring people in blue with helmets and hammers to break his Lamborghini Gallardo into pieces on ‘World Consumer’s Day’ in 2011. The reason being, the local official Lamborghini workshop failed to fix the engine malfunction. ...

Here is just another embodiment of Chinese love for Italian bulls. However, everyone is China, as expected, isn’t rich enough to own a Lamborghini. But due to the rise of bourgeois class, there are many who can not only have one in their garage but can get it wrapped in gold too. ...

In China, Lamborghini and gold rules the roosts among the auto loving people, wealthy precisely. The fact is supported by hoards of gold plated cars that are spotted every now and then on the streets. This also means that the common populace is getting wealthier, thanks to the economic boom in the People’s Republic of China. ...

Gold plated cars were formally spotted in the oil and gas rich Russia as well as in the gulf since the petrodollars oozing from the bosom of earth really made people uber-rich. With the immense wealth came the desire to get noticed and even scream more for that cheap attention every time they hit the road. However, the focus seems to shift to Asia now as a herd of gilded cars, gold plated in particular, ori ...

As there is no dearth of wealthy people all over the world who have hell lot of money to count, it is but obvious that they will be ever more anxious everyday to flaunt their wealth in one way or the other. Giving ultra luxurious and sports car a golden wrap is one of them. Such blinged wheels are often spotted in the gulf as well as in oil and gas rich Russia, and occasionally in the other parts of the wor ...

It’s almost a decade when Dodge surprised the show goers at 2003 Detroit Motor Show by revealing monstrous Dodge Tomahawk motorcycle concept with Viper 8.3L V10 power. The one-off-a-kind motorcycle with two wheels at each end was never intended for production yet Chrysler built 10 copies of the beast, sans street legal credentials. But that didn’t stop a Chinese enthusiast to create one for him. ...

After lots of custom built or DIY Lamborghinis from China, here is something different from Chinese creative genii and that again mark the ingenuity of people who are often alleged for duplicity. These creations are different, really different from what we often feature from China. Revealed at the 2012 China-Eurasia Expo in Urumqi, Xinjiang, both the cars are made of wood and powered by electricity. Well, y ...

It seems, rather clear, that Italian bulls are ruling the roosts of common man’s heart across the globe. It is evident from the recurrent custom built, home built and scores of conversions pursued successfully to create Lamborghini replicas at home. Wang Jian, a 28-year old created a Lamborghini Reventon replica at home using nothing but scrap metal, used car parts and his imagination. ...

It was just a while we wrote about Chinese love for Italian bulls. Here is another proof of that testament. Another Chinese lover of Lamborghini has built a Reventon supercar for himself. Well, Dailymail calls it labor of love and rightly so. Wang Jian, 28, from the Jiangsu province in the east of China has passion for cars since his childhood. ...

What Chinese are best at, apart from winning gold medals at Olympics? Well, of course, they duplicate things that are otherwise immaculate in their form and unbeatable if we talk about performance. They have proved it yet again and here is the proof. The Lamborghini Diablo lookalike car comes from China based Diablo Auto and it's fake. Nevertheless, another Lambo clone makes one thing clear that Chinese lov ...