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Rolls Royce and Lamborghini destroyed in Digbeth fire Rolls-Royce and Lamborghini destroyed in Digbeth fire
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Three luxury cars worth nearly £1m have been destroyed in a suspected arson attack at a high end hire company.Three luxury cars worth nearly £1m have been destroyed in a suspected arson attack at a high end hire company.
The blaze at VIP Limousine Hire in Heath Mill Lane, Digbeth, Birmingham, broke out during the early hours.The blaze at VIP Limousine Hire in Heath Mill Lane, Digbeth, Birmingham, broke out during the early hours.
A Lamborghini Aventador, a Rolls Royce Ghost and a Rolls Royce Phantom worth an estimated £740,000 in total melted in the heat. A Lamborghini Aventador, a Rolls-Royce Ghost and a Rolls-Royce Phantom worth an estimated £740,000 in total melted in the heat.
West Midlands Fire Service said it was being treated as arson.West Midlands Fire Service said it was being treated as arson.
Hassim Amrid, company manager at VIP Limousine Hire, said the fire service had blocked the road when he first arrived so he had not been able to see anything.Hassim Amrid, company manager at VIP Limousine Hire, said the fire service had blocked the road when he first arrived so he had not been able to see anything.
When he did get in he said it "was not a pleasant sight."When he did get in he said it "was not a pleasant sight."
"The Lamborghini, which was carbon fibre and valued at £330,000, was totally melted," he said."The Lamborghini, which was carbon fibre and valued at £330,000, was totally melted," he said.
"The Ghost, £260,000 and the Phantom, £150,000, were melted too.""The Ghost, £260,000 and the Phantom, £150,000, were melted too."
There were 30 cars in the building, but Mr Amrid thinks the other cars will be saved.There were 30 cars in the building, but Mr Amrid thinks the other cars will be saved.