Missing white Lamborghini sports car in hit-and-run

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Missing white Lamborghini sports car in hit-and-run
White Lamborghini disappears from showroom, then appears in crash case

Published on Sep 2, 2011​

Eurokars Pre-Owned staff discovered its showroom's glass door shattered and a white Lamborghini missing on Wednesday morning. Investigations revealed a series of events which began with the showroom's sales manager driving the car out, and ended with him reporting an accident to the police. -- PHOTO: WANBAO

By Royston Sim

A luxury sports car not only mysteriously disappeared from a showroom - it was also discovered to have been involved in a hit-and-run accident.

Staff at Eurokars Pre-Owned on Alexandra Road were shocked to find the glass door shattered and a white Lamborghini missing when they turned up for work on Wednesday morning, reported evening daily Lianhe Wanbao.

Police said they received a call at 5.30pm from the firm's general manager, who reported a missing car.

Investigations later revealed an intriguing sequence of events which began with the showroom's sales manager, a 53-year-old Chinese man, driving the car out.

Read the full story in Friday's edition of The Straits Times.

 

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Missing Lamborghini in hit-and-run: Salesman suspended
He breached rules by taking luxe car out after office hours

Published on Sep 3, 2011​

A wooden plank covering the gaping hole at the Eurokars Pre-Owned showroom in Alexandra Road where staff had found shattered glass panels and a white Lamborghini missing on Wednesday morning. -- ST PHOTO: CAROLINE CHIA

By Tham Yuen-C

The sales manager who drove a Lamborghini out of his car showroom, which was then involved in a hit-and-run accident, could be in bigger trouble.

It emerged yesterday that he had breached company rules by taking the car out after office hours.

The company selling the luxury sports car, Eurokars Pre-Owned, said that contrary to earlier reports, the man was 'not authorised by the company to use the car or to remove it from the showroom'.

A source from Eurokars told The Straits Times that the sales manager, Mr James Khoo, 53, has since been suspended from work because 'some processes had been breached'.

​Read the full story in Saturday's edition of The Straits Times.

 

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Drove out to impress china mei mei la

 

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Criminal misappropriation of a motor-vehicle, driving without proper insurance coverage and failure to keep a proper lookout are additional charges that are likely to be preferred against the culprit.