2006 Lamborghini Gallardo On Sale For $160,000
An automaker dealer from West Salem is working overtime to provide more supercars to the people in the city and to those who crave the adventure to go with their high-end lifestyle in the Coulee Region. Over the past few months Premier Auto Sales has been displaying a Lamborghini in the West Salem lot.
“To us, it’s the same thing as the toys we have for the kids here. Except it’s a toy for the parents to take a look at or have their picture taken,” said sales manager Josh Anderson. Naturally a toy like the 2006 Lamborghini Gallardo (under 6,000 miles) drew much attention from buyers looking to get their hands on it.
Almost daily, passersby swing into the lot to look at the high-performance vehicle, and some have been fortunate enough to get a ride, Anderson said. “We’ve had two or three people out with one of the managers driving the car a few times,” Anderson said. “It’s neat for people to be able to say they’ve ridden in a Lamborghini.”
Because the Lamborghini was listed at $160,000 the staff made sure that only the right people got behind the wheel. Before even considering whether to allow someone the chance to test drive, Anderson said, the staff makes sure it’s someone with the resources and a real interest in purchasing the prized machine.
“From an insurance standpoint, we try to make sure if they want to physically drive it they’re able to afford it and are interested in buying it,” Anderson said. Although Anderson admits the car may may not be sold locally, he said that hasn’t cooled interest. “We have about 10 to 15 people a day come in to look. They’re usually coming by on Hwy. 16, they see the Lamborghini and swing in,” he said. “For a lot of people it may be their only chance to ever see a car like this in person.”
An automaker dealer from West Salem is working overtime to provide more supercars to the people in the city and to those who crave the adventure to go with their high-end lifestyle in the Coulee Region. Over the past few months Premier Auto Sales has been displaying a Lamborghini in the West Salem lot.
“To us, it’s the same thing as the toys we have for the kids here. Except it’s a toy for the parents to take a look at or have their picture taken,” said sales manager Josh Anderson. Naturally a toy like the 2006 Lamborghini Gallardo (under 6,000 miles) drew much attention from buyers looking to get their hands on it.
Almost daily, passersby swing into the lot to look at the high-performance vehicle, and some have been fortunate enough to get a ride, Anderson said. “We’ve had two or three people out with one of the managers driving the car a few times,” Anderson said. “It’s neat for people to be able to say they’ve ridden in a Lamborghini.”
Because the Lamborghini was listed at $160,000 the staff made sure that only the right people got behind the wheel. Before even considering whether to allow someone the chance to test drive, Anderson said, the staff makes sure it’s someone with the resources and a real interest in purchasing the prized machine.
“From an insurance standpoint, we try to make sure if they want to physically drive it they’re able to afford it and are interested in buying it,” Anderson said. Although Anderson admits the car may may not be sold locally, he said that hasn’t cooled interest. “We have about 10 to 15 people a day come in to look. They’re usually coming by on Hwy. 16, they see the Lamborghini and swing in,” he said. “For a lot of people it may be their only chance to ever see a car like this in person.”
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