2QUESTION 2 OF 3
Answer & explanation
The official answer, with Fermi’s reasoning step by step.
Answer & explanation
Official answer
29
cars
How to estimate it
Fermi’s official “Napkin math”
How many people can even afford a lambo, maybe 500k? If 1% of those people bought a lambo each year then that is 5k per year. Divide that by 365 and we get 14 per day. Hmm, 14/day across all their showrooms, that passes the smell test.
- People who can afford one
- ≈ 500,000
- Buy one in a given year
- ≈ 1 in 100
- 500,000 ÷ 100
- ≈ 5,000 a year
- 5,000 ÷ 365 days
- ≈ 14
Rounded assumptions may give a slightly different estimate. The official answer above is the game’s reference value.
Source calculation & reference
- Cars delivered worldwide in 2025 (Lamborghini)
- 10,747
- Days in 2025
- ÷ 365
- ≈ per day
- 29
Reference cited by Fermi: Automobili Lamborghini, 2025 results
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