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Crashed Into a City Bus. The Aventador Costs an Equivalent of $1.3 Million in...

Crashed into a city bus. The Aventador costs an equivalent of $1.3 million in China due to import taxes.

2013 Lamborghini Aventador. Happened in Hefei, China.

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