Social media users across Europe hunt for Lambo

Tuesday, 1 February 2022 06:30

A garage owner in canton Aargau has been getting calls from all over Europe after a Lamborghini he rented out went missing.

Raffaele Colacino from Spreitenbach rented the high-end SUV a Lamborghini Urus to a woman a couple of weeks ago. She rented for two days – but he hasn’t seen the car since.

It was driven across the border into Austria where the GPS tracker was removed and the car vanished.

Colacino has enlisted the help of social media – boosted by the offer of a CHF 25,000 finder’s fee.

His phone hasn’t stopped ringing. Potential sightings have been reported in the region of Slovenia and Croatia.

It’s reported local police have been alerted.

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