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Offer of $9 billion for Lamborghini rejected by Audi Offer of $9 billion for Lamborghini rejected by Audi Offer for sports-car brand made by Switzerland's Quantum Group, motoring magazine says Staff and wire reports Print Audi has no plans to sell Lamborghini, a spokesman for the carmaker said after European media reports about a 7.5 billion euros ($9.19 billion) offer for the sports-car brand. "This is not the subject of any discussion within the group," he said. "Lamborghini is not for sale." The Swiss Quantum Group, together with the British investment company Centricus, are planning to su...

Volkswagen has received an offer of €7.5 billion for Lamborghini from Quantum Group AG, despite it not being on sale. Volkswagen Group is said to have received an offer of €7.5 billion for Lamborghini. According to a media report, the offer comes from Quantum Group AG - a Zurich-based holding company. Quantum Group AG is represented by Rea Stark, Co-Founder, Piech Automotive - another Zurich-based company. Piech Automotive executives include Anton Piech (son of former VW Group Chairman, Ferdinand Piech) and Matthias Muller (ex-Porsche CEO). However, their involvement in the acquisit...

Reports suggest Volkswagen Group has received a £6.5 billion offer for Lamborghini (Lamborghini) Luxury car brand Lamborghini is the subject of a €7.5 billion (£6.5bn) offer, according to reports. Autocar magazine says a non-binding offer has been made in a letter of intent to the Volkswagen Group, which currently owns the firm. The offer has come from a new Zurich-based holding company called Quantum Group AG, which is said to have formed a consortium with London-based investment firm Centricus Asset Management. Stephan Winkelmann, president and CEO of Lamborghini. (Lamborghini) What mak...

Volkswagen Receives €7.5 Billion Offer for Lamborghini A Swiss-Anglo investment consortium seeks acquisition of the Italian supercar manufacturer despite “not for sale” rhetoric from parent company Audi. The Volkswagen Group has received a €7.5 billion ($9.2 billion) purchase offer for Automobili Lamborghini. The non-binding offer, made in a letter of intent sent earlier this month to the German automaker, sets out terms for the purchase of Lamborghini by Quantum Group SA. The newly established Zurich-based holding company has formed a consortium with London-based investment fir...