"Lamborghini accepted, but was immediately sued by Jerry Wiegert, who was in fact the rightful owner of the car. Wiegert won the case and demanded his property be returned to him, but Lamborghini refused to budge. To this day the W8 remains in the hands of the Italians."
NO! This VECTOR W8, chassis 017, was sold by AUDI (who owns Lamborghini) in 2008 and this car is now in a German museum:
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"Lamborghini accepted, but was immediately sued by Jerry Wiegert, who was in fact the rightful owner of the car. Wiegert won the case and demanded his property be returned to him, but Lamborghini refused to budge. To this day the W8 remains in the hands of the Italians."
NO! This VECTOR W8, chassis 017, was sold by AUDI (who owns Lamborghini) in 2008 and this car is now in a German museum:
sinsheim.technik-museum.de/en/vector-w8
Thanks for that additional info, but the Wiegert W8 still remained with Lamborghini according to your story.
Going against the court order, they decided (even with Audi ownership) not to return the W8 to its rightful owner. The fact it's...
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