Watch: 50 Lamborghinis riding on Shimla roads, special weekend has hill town amused

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Updated At : 06:31 PM Nov 30, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, November 30

Around 50 Lamborghini owners of the northern region hit the roads in tandem in their swanky cars as they participated in a three-day ‘community drive’ that started from Gurugram on Saturday and congregated in Charabra near Shimla on Monday.

Valued at crores of rupees, the cars made heads turn on highways, especially in the hill town of Shimla where such rich experiences are rare due to cramped infrastructure.

The drive was organised by Lamborghini India for customers in the region. The cars covered over 400 km from Gurugram to Shimla. Nearly 100 persons, women included, from across 20 Indian states participated in the drive.

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