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Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera Engine Catches Fire

This white Lamborghinin Gallardo Superleggera caught fire around 9 AM on June 15, 2014 while traveling on the A41 near Kings Langley, England. The fire engulfed the vehicle before firefighters could arrive, causing complete destruction of the $200,000 sports car.

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