Fake Ferraris and Lamborghinis seizes at Brazil factories, 'Faux-raris' & ‘Shamborghinis’ say netizens alarmed at knock-offs

Brazilian police say they’ve shut down a clandestine factory that was producing fake Ferraris and sham Lamborghinis. A father and son duo, who owned the workshop in the southern state of Santa Catarina have been arrested on industrial property charges.

Police said the cars were being offered on social media for $45,000 (Rs 30,97,912) to $60,000 (Rs 41,30,5500) — a small fraction of the price of the real thing. 

Officials didn’t say what sort of parts were used to build the vehicles, but they distributed photos showing sleek bodies, as well as badges and accessories emblazoned with the Italian brands. Monday’s raid followed a complaint by the Italian companies.

Eight partially finished vehicles were seized in the raid, and police said they are investigating how many were produced.

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What made this fake production convincing was their end product and process of manufacturing, take a look at these images to get better clarity regarding the same:

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After getting to know about this father-son fraud duo netizens are reacting in all kinds of different manners, take a look:

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