Right now there is $1 billion worth of Lambos driving around Singapore. Given there's only 164km of fast roads, the whole place would fit into Canberra, and a Lambo costs nearly $2 million (only $754,600 here), that's not a bad effort by Andy Goh.
Andy is Mr Lamborghini in Singapore. He has been in the car business all his life. His father sold and serviced Nissans, but after working in the family business for a while it became clear to him that it was better to negotiate over a $1m car than a $10,000 one.
Now he and his brother Melvin run the publicly listed EuroSports, which sells luxury sports cars in the most expensive place in the world to own a car.
The Singapore government really doesn't want you to buy a car. First up you have to bid in an auction for a certificate that entitles you to go and look for one. So there's $75,000 before you have spoken to the dealer.
That's why a BMW 3 series will lift $250,000 out of your pocket and a Porsche Cayman $500,000.