Lamborghini Orange County in Santa Ana, California, which reportedly sold 10% of all Lamborghinis worldwide, closed its doors yesterday. The dismal economy has nothing to do with this surprising closure. In fact, the dealership’s owner recently said business was better than ever.

While speculations and rumours are swirling round, no official answer has come from Lamborghini. In addition, customers have no direction as to where to get service or even on the status of cars on order. In the exotic game, cars are often paid for in advance so they can be custom-built overseas before being shipped to the U.S. Even down payments for a Lamborghini must be huge, and they too could be gone.