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This China bus driver owns a Lamborghini
Cars which he comes to work in includes the likes of Lamborghini Gallardo and Audi R8!A bus driver of bus No. 104 in Taiyuan city, who drives a city bus for the public by the day, surprisingly is also the owner of a couple of supercars. The low-profile millionaire wants to follow an ordinary profession, and which is why he drives a public bus during the day.
Cars which he comes to work in includes the likes of Lamborghini Gallardo and Audi R8!A bus driver of bus No. 104 in Taiyuan city, who drives a city bus for the public by the day, surprisingly is also the owner of a couple of supercars. The low-profile millionaire wants to follow an ordinary profession, and which is why he drives a public bus during the day.
Obviously, he is not doing this for money. So why drive a bus? Well, we all need a hobby or something to get through the day. Driving bus helps keeps him occupied, and also makes him feel content with his life.
This unnamed bus driver owns a £140,000 Lamborghini Gallardo and £120,000 Audi R8, either of which he uses to drive himself to work and back home after finishing his shift as driver of the public transport system.
A member of the supercar club in Taiyuan, North China, noted for being a center of the coal industry, the man falls in a category of young people called ‘tuhao’, a Chinese word for those who enjoy a colorful, flashy and nouveau riche lifestyle.
The young man, driver of bus No. 104, has become an instant hit on the internet after he was seen getting into his top of the line Lamborghini after his shift. He has received a host of compliments and comments from viewers while photos released by Chinese media show the man standing next to his brightly colored luxury vehicles.
This article has first appeared in Rushlane.com
