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Ferrari internal combustion-engined supercars are now a very rare sight on the streets of Vietnam, since Mr. Dang Le Nguyen Vu bought over two-thirds of those available, making the appearance of two such cars, a Ferrari California and a Ferrari California T, a rarity on the streets of Saigon.

With its youthful and trendy design, exhilarating performance, and solid safety features, the Hyundai Venue stands out as a distinctive personality in Vietnam's A-SUV segment.

Modest in appearance and outdated in cabin design, Toyota Rush fails to ignite passion in young drivers. Nevertheless, it appeals to those who prioritize simplicity, reliability, and longevity.

After a year on the road, the luxury electric Mercedes-Benz EQS has lost half its value.

In the world of automotive enthusiasts, the adage of having the best of both worlds holds true, mirrored in the latest additions to Hoang Kim Khanh's garage - the Lamborghini Sian, an exclusive collector's item, and the Lamborghini Revuelto, a technological marvel designed for daily driving.

The detailed price of Honda Stylo 160 has not been announced yet, but it is known that it will be more than 70 million VND.

Toyota Corolla Cross 2024 is expected to be launched in Vietnam in May this year.

Gumball 3000 is the ultimate dream for many supercar enthusiasts, and when news broke that the world's largest supercar rally would kick off its 25th anniversary event in Ho Chi Minh City in September, Cường "Đô-la" wasted no time in registering to participate.

No longer just dreaming of his dream supercar through the screen, car enthusiast Minh "Nhựa" got to experience the real deal with the Lamborghini Revuelto as the supercar made its journey to Vietnam. With a price tag of over 50 billion VND, it stands on par with the Ferrari SF90 Spider.

This is also why Hoang Kim Khanh's supercar collection worth nearly 200 billion VND has been appearing in the Westside for the past few days. Almost the entire car collection of this tycoon has been brought to escort his adopted daughter, except for the Koenigsegg Regera which is still in Cambodia.