Lamborghini drops lawsuit against London mayor

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Lamborghini Financial Services, Inc. has dismissed its civil lawsuit against London Mayor Randall Weddle without prejudice.

Summary

Lamborghini Financial Services, Inc. has officially dismissed its civil lawsuit against London Mayor Randall Weddle. The dismissal was filed without prejudice, meaning the company retains the right to refile the claim in the future.

The original lawsuit, filed earlier in July 2026, alleged that Mayor Weddle had defaulted on payments for a 2019 Lamborghini Urus. The company claimed Weddle owed over $60,000 on the vehicle, which has a Black Book value exceeding $160,000. Lamborghini had sought a writ of possession to reclaim the vehicle and requested judgment for the outstanding balance, attorney's fees, and court costs.

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